NaijaAgroNet:
The Chairman of the N8 Research
Partnership and Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of York, Professor
Koen Lamberts, has said that the collaboration is a fantastic agrifood
opportunity to explore food security, agritech and consumer health, reports NaijaAgroNet.
Speaking at the recently launched N8
Research Partnership comprising Manchester, Durham, Lancaster, Leeds,
Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield and York Universities, Prof. Lamberts told NaijaAgroNet in a press statement by Joe Paxton, from the Media Relations Office, The University of Manchester said they will focus on solutions on agritech and food security.
“The
launch of N8 AgriFood is a fantastic opportunity to explore new projects and
solutions to the main food security, agritech and consumer health issues across
the supply chain," Prof. Lamberts said.
He revealed that the N8 would
facilitate academics and researchers to collaborate closely with industry,
farmers and the government, and aims at solving the global challenge of
ensuring sustainable, resilient and healthy food supplies for everyone.
Keynote speakers at the launch held between June 21 and 22 at Manchester, UK, included Professor Ian Noble, Senior R&D Director at PepsiCo; Professor Ian Boyd, Chief Scientific Adviser for Defra; Tim Benton, UK Champion for Global Food Security; Keith Gill, food industry pioneer and founder of Phileas Fogg crisps and Dr Emma Hennessey, Head of the Science and Innovation team at the Foreign Office.
Keynote speakers at the launch held between June 21 and 22 at Manchester, UK, included Professor Ian Noble, Senior R&D Director at PepsiCo; Professor Ian Boyd, Chief Scientific Adviser for Defra; Tim Benton, UK Champion for Global Food Security; Keith Gill, food industry pioneer and founder of Phileas Fogg crisps and Dr Emma Hennessey, Head of the Science and Innovation team at the Foreign Office.
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Pix: Prof. Koen Lamberts
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