Who is involved?
The IBH is underpinned by the research excellence of the James Hutton Institute, University of Dundee, Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), Abertay University, the Rowett Institute and others. Businesses and sectoral interest groups such as Scotch Whisky Research Institute, Maltsters Association of Great Britain and the National Farmers Union Scotland form part of the demand side of the IBH project consortium.
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The IBH was made possible through funding from the Tay Cities Deal. You can get more information on this and how the development of the IBH is going by downloading our newsletter here.
The International Barley Hub is pleased to announce the first in a series of seminars, run by leading barley scientists and industry experts. The seminars begin with "An Introduction to Contemporary Barley Genetics" and will be delivered by Professor Robbie Waugh, Director here at the International Barley Hub. It will take place on 14 May 2021, and begin at 2:00 pm. Registration is required for this event but is free. Click here to register. We have an exciting and dynamic seminar series running over 2021. The full seminar programme can be downloaded by clicking here.
The @IntBarleyHub has some fantastic seminars coming up over the coming months. Kicking off with this introduction to barley genetics with Robbie Waugh next Friday🌾 https://twitter.com/IntBarleyHub/status/1390352225575313409
Would you like an introduction to contemporary barley genetics from a world leading expert? Join IBH Director, Robbie Waugh on the 14th May to find out more. Ticket info below #betterbarley
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-contemporary-barley-genetics-tickets-151542867797
