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Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates is in Malawi investigating rural water projects. She’s interested in how policies, politics and water are entangled in everyday lives. In the 1st of 3 blogs, she describes the set up around water supply, including the environment, officials, charities and users.  My first impressions of Malawi? […]

Grantham Scholar Harry Wright on how refugee resilience at Za’atari is inspiring a new way of growing plants – in […]

Samuel Leigh (POST Fellow for Energy and Environment in Houses of Parliament) visits the Grantham Centre to discuss POSTnote on […]

Scientists from the University of Sheffield who presented to world leaders, politicians and policy makers at COP Paris in 2015 […]

Researchers from the Grantham Centre shed light on the role seed size and unconscious bias on the start of farming.  […]

Beware false sustainability solutions, warns Professor Peter Horton, we need for a rigorous system to check green claims.  We live […]

In 2017, Grantham Scholars and other University of Sheffield researchers joined the March For Science in London. More than 12,000 […]

In an agenda-setting paper in the journal Food Security Grantham Centre experts and University of Sheffield researchers present their vision for […]

Two Grantham Centre supervisors awarded prestigious Biochemical Society medals. Dr Matt Johnson and Professor Neil Hunter FRS are both photosynthesis […]

Grantham Scholars teach sustainability to schoolchildren in Zimbabwe. Our Tinashe Mawodza and Patience Muchada led a session for 40 science […]