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#KindnessMidlothian Campaign launched
Midlothian Community Planning Partnership launch the #KindnessMidlothian Campaign, designed to co-ordinate all the help on offer to protect vulnerable people and support frontline workers.
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Seaweed is making waves in Scotland says top food & drink development team
Seaweed is one of the most popular products in development for our SAC Consulting Food & Drink team as consumer trends drive demand for food with health and nutritional benefits.
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Research gets a huge boost towards a new generation louping ill vaccine
Exciting partnership launched between Moredun and the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust to tackle problem of louping ill, an often fatal tick-borne virus to which sheep and red grouse are susceptible.
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Low-cost method helps tackle sea lice in salmon
Salmon could be bred to be more resistant to sea lice by using genetic data in a relatively inexpensive manner, scientists say.
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Agri-EPI visit creates fertile ground for growth of UK-China Smart Farm project
New opportunities arising from the UK-China SmartFarm collaboration were the subject of fruitful discussion at Agri-EPI Centre’s Northern Hub at Edinburgh Technopole.
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Life science enterprises in Scotland raise the commercial ambition
Life Sciences Scotland industry survey shares insights on the extent of the commercial ambition amongst the sector’s small and medium sized enterprises.
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Sugar beet to return to Scotland after 50 years
Rural Innovation Support Service (RISS) group to look into the feasibility and steps required to re-establish the crop and its processing in eastern Scotland.
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New deal brings innovative sea lice treatment closer to market
The development of an innovative new treatment method to control lice in farmed salmon has moved a step closer with the merging of interests between two proven experts in the field.
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Genetic code could predict severity of Covid-19 in patients
Researchers are to study the genetic blueprints of severely ill Covid-19 patients to find out why the disease affects some more seriously than others and suggest potential treatments.
