We are proud to be part of Ceres, a collaborative agri-tech partnership between five leading UK universities and three renowned agricultural research institutes. Funded by Research England, it provides translational funding and commercialisation expertise to drive agri-tech innovation by accelerating high quality research to market. As the pipeline of...
On 3 March 2020, the Lincoln Institute for Agri-food Technology (LIAT) will hold its second knowledge and innovation event for farmers at the Buckminster Estate, Grantham. Attendees will be able to witness a cultivation field trial by award-winning agricultural engineer and agronomist, Phillip Wright. Guest speakers from the University...
All University of Lincoln researchers are invited to two upcoming information events on Ceres Agri-Tech funding opportunities. The first will take place on the Brayford Campus on 28th January 2020 from 11am – 3pm in E1 in the Enterprise Building, with the second being hosted at the National Centre...
The UK’s first global centre of excellence in agri-robotics research will be created at the University of Lincoln, with the announcement of significant Government grant funding today (Thursday 13th June 2019). Lincoln Agri-Robotics will be established as a major new research centre bringing together world-leading expertise in robotics, artificial...
In April 2019, the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology was delighted to host a two-day workshop for the Society of Geomorphologists (BSG) at the University of Lincoln’s Riseholme Campus. The event provided an opportunity for a network of geomorphologists to look at a new approach for river restoration, all...
The future of farming in Lincolnshire has been further strengthened through a landmark new agreement, which secures the provision of high quality land-based further and higher education at the University of Lincoln’s Riseholme Campus for decades to come. The new agreement between the University of Lincoln and Bishop Burton...