Switzerland / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of Reading / Millennium Institute / Plant Biotechnology / University of Cambridge / University of Oxford / International Institute / University of East Anglia / John Innes Centre / Lancaster Environment Centre / University of Essex / /
IndustryTerm
food crop production / science.policy@royalsociety.org Web royalsociety.org Design / food / greenhouse gas emissions / adequate economic and political infrastructure / food security / food supplies / economic systems / technology transfer / /
Organization
Millennium Institute / University of Essex / University of Reading / Lancaster Environment Centre / University of Oxford / Members Professor Ian Crute Chief Scientist / Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board / Gatsby Charitable Foundation / John Innes Centre / House of Lords / University of Cambridge / London Copyedited and Typeset / Royal Society / University of East Anglia / International Institute for Environment and Development / /
Person
Thomas Malthus / Franziska Hinz / Jack Stilgoe / John Pickett / Jonathan Jones / Jean Thomas / David Evans / Mike Gale / Ian Crute / Bill Davies / John Selborne / Anne Simpson / Sarah Mee / David Baulcombe / Charles Godfray / Camilla Toulmin / Jules Pretty / / /
Position
CBE FRS Head / Hans Herren President / Professor of Environment and Society / Nick Green Head of Projects / Farmer / Professor of Entomology / Professor of Botany / Senior Policy Adviser / Professor of Conservation Biology / OM President / Professor of Macromolecular Biochemistry / Policy Adviser / Chairman / Professor / Director / Professor of Plant Biotechnology / Chair / Senior Scientist / Head of Research and Technology / Head of Biological Chemistry / /
Reaping the benefits Science and the sustainable intensification of global agriculture October 2009 Cover image: From an illustration of a push-pull system for pest control, courtesy of The Gatsby Charitable Foundation