The University of Edinburgh | Changing World Conversations: The future of food @EdinburghUniversity | Uploaded October 2021 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
Our demand for food is continually growing and the pressures on our food production systems have never been higher. More extreme weather, warming seas and environmental degradation will have real consequences for what we eat and how it is produced. Join Dr Annis Richardson (School of Biological Sciences), Dr Alistair McCormick (School of Biological Sciences) and Professor Andrea Wilson (The Roslin Institute) to discuss the challenges of producing food in a changing world, how technologies such as genetic modifications could be part of the solution and how current research could influence the future of food.
Our demand for food is continually growing and the pressures on our food production systems have never been higher. More extreme weather, warming seas and environmental degradation will have real consequences for what we eat and how it is produced. Join Dr Annis Richardson (School of Biological Sciences), Dr Alistair McCormick (School of Biological Sciences) and Professor Andrea Wilson (The Roslin Institute) to discuss the challenges of producing food in a changing world, how technologies such as genetic modifications could be part of the solution and how current research could influence the future of food.