This is a great opportunity for a post-doc who would like to join our multi-disciplinary department 😊
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Elizabeth Dinnie
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Elizabeth Dinnie
@lizziedinnie
Environmental/rural sociologist @jameshuttoninst @huttonSEGS. Formula 1 Fan. Formula E Fan. Knitter & Walker.
Aberdeenshire, UK Katılım Temmuz 2009
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@Adrian_Bourne Next question is whether a lettuce has a longer shelf life than the govt. There’s got to be a general election.
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G R E E N E R - K E M M AY G R E E N E R - K E M M AY aims to promote a green agenda in Kemnay through supporting community gardening and composting at Birley Bush, improving the local path network around the village and by promoting sustainable energy transition.
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@Adrian_Bourne I’m cringing at ‘Liz for Leader’. Almost as bad as ‘PM4PM’ 🤮
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Terrible quality feed from the Liz Truss launch. Looks like a dodgy low bit-rate stream. (Talking in technical TV terms there, obviously the words were utter tosh as well but that was expected.)
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@Adrian_Bourne With such terrible quality feed you wont hear the words 😆
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@YeOldeMMRF Seriously wonder if I’ll continue listening to @wearetherace podcast after seeing this
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Pleased to attend my first Fair Food Aberdeenshire @FAberdeenshire partnership meeting this morning. Lovely group of people looking to create a healthy, local, sustainable food system in #aberdeenshire
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Opportunity to join our brilliant department! We are recruiting 2 postdoc researchers, focussing on people environment studies and behavioural modelling.
Tony Craig@craig_tony
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Busy couple of days ahead. Delighted to have been invited to No.10 to talk potatoes, food security and opportunity for innovation. #FoodSecurity #potatoes #science @JamesHuttonInst
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The research was a quick reaction to the pandemic, coordinated by Jeremy Millard, who also led work on this paper. It was possible only due to the fact that our working time isn't 100% full of clearly defined projects.
Thanks @lizziedinnie for inviting me to the network!
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@HuttonSEGS is recruiting! We are looking for a post-doc to do exciting, excellent, interdisciplinary research into food systems and sustainability- full details at : MDT Fellow hutton.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/25…
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Congratulations to all the winners and especially Josephine Heger, PhD student in @HuttonSEGS !
James Hutton Institute@JamesHuttonInst
Huge congrats to the winners of our PhD Student event, which returned to its traditional in-person format at @Birnamarts. Lots of interesting posters and talks from our students, as well as inspirational sessions from guest speakers. Well done everyone! bit.ly/3MxbM1e
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Huge congrats to the winners of our PhD Student event, which returned to its traditional in-person format at @Birnamarts. Lots of interesting posters and talks from our students, as well as inspirational sessions from guest speakers. Well done everyone! bit.ly/3MxbM1e
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After 2 years of managing to avoid covid-19, and being fully vaccinated, I am now on day 5 of having covid, and it doesn't feel like the 'mild' thing I kept hearing about. Feeling sorry for myself and generally tired of this year so far.
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Just published - interesting for social research in @HuttonSEGS? @Kirstyaber @KerryWaylen @lizziedinnie @LeeAnnSuth @craig_tony
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Studentship supervised by @lizziedinnie at @HuttonSEGS & @JamesHuttonInst , and @FloraD at @RobertGordonUni , will look at food habits in NE Scotland during the pandemic. Funded by @MacaulayDvTrust
That's TV Glasgow@ThatsTVGlasgow
Researchers at James Hutton Institute and Robert Gordon University have launched a research project to look at the nature of changing food habits across North-East Scotland during the pandemic.The research is part of a PhD studentship awarded by the Macaulay Development Trust.
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Researchers at James Hutton Institute and Robert Gordon University have launched a research project to look at the nature of changing food habits across North-East Scotland during the pandemic.The research is part of a PhD studentship awarded by the Macaulay Development Trust.
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What impact has #COVID19 had on our decision-making around #food and #feeding? Have our food practices changed? What about #foodpoverty? New research @RobertGordonUni @HuttonSEGS, funded by @MacaulayDVTrust, will look at these issues and beyond bit.ly/3fqmoQq
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