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Sustainable Intensification is considered to be one the foundations of a sustainable future food system. But what does it mean and how can it be achieved? Grantham Scholar Dan Casey reflects on the discussion he hosted on this subject. What is Sustainable Intensification? Sustainable Intensification (SI) is a concept that […]

While there is consensus about the causes of climate change, it’s difficult to work out what individuals can do to […]

Phosphorus is at the centre of a looming crisis in food security. Grantham Scholar Niall Bradshaw explains the threat of […]

When compared to the silicon solar cells used in many photovoltaic devices, organic solar cells (based on polymer technology) appear […]

Grantham Scholar Magdalena Matysek introduced the Grantham Scholars to various geoengineering approaches. In particular they talked about the pros and […]

Is the only way to stop the biodiversity crisis to put a value on nature? Some argue it is. However, […]

Grantham Scholar Felix Lim led a group discussion about agricultural intensification, argued by many to improve conservation. Here Felix gives […]

This week’s Journal Club was led by Professor of Soft Matter Physics Ashley Cadby. As his PhD student Guy Mayneord writes here, […]

For this week’s Journal Club, Professor Duncan Cameron considered the difficulties of measuring the value of ecosystems. Here, his PhD […]

Grantham supervisor Dr Matt Johnson wins one of biology’s most prestigious prizes: the SEB President’s Medal. Breakthrough in photosynthesis The […]