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Glamur

Damian Maye puts responsibility and coffee cups under the spotlight in Newcastle

Damian Maye puts responsibility and coffee cups under the spotlight in Newcastle

Damian Maye has been at Newcastle University today, giving a seminar for the Centre for Rural Economy, School of Natural and Environmental Sciences (SNES), Agriculture Seminar Series.

Julie Ryan 30/05/201806/06/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur, News Read more

ESRS 2017 Conference update

ESRS 2017 Conference update

Some abstracts of the CCRI presentations are now available for the XXVIIth ESRS Conference, which took place in Krakow, Poland, from 24th to 27th July.

Julie Ryan 29/08/201715/05/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur, Hannah Chiswell, Marco Della Gala, Matt Reed, Mauro Vigani, News, Rob Berry, Sofia, SUFISA Read more

CCRI at the 2016 RGS-IBG Annual Conference

CCRI at the 2016 RGS-IBG Annual Conference

The CCRI was well represented at the 2016 RGS-IBG Annual Conference, this year’s theme being ‘nexus thinking’, an approach that aims to address the interdependencies, tensions and trade-offs between different environmental and social domains.

Julie Ryan 07/09/201628/03/2018 Chris Short, Damian Maye, Dan Keech, Glamur, Marco Della Gala, News, Rob Berry, SUFISA Read more

Damian Maye and James Kirwan and the forthcoming RGS-IBG conference

Damian Maye and James Kirwan and the forthcoming RGS-IBG conference

Damian Mayer and James Kirwan are once again very much involved in the annual RGS-IBG conference, where they are organising a session on food system sustainability and resilience and also co-presenting three research papers.

Julie Ryan 27/07/201615/05/2018 Damian Maye, Dilshaad Bundhoo, Glamur, Mauro Vigani, News, SUFISA Read more

Second GLAMUR paper published in special issue of Sustainability

Second GLAMUR paper published in special issue of Sustainability

A second paper based on the key findings of the EU GLAMUR project has been published in a special issue of Sustainability which has open access.

Julie Ryan 09/05/201628/03/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur, News, Postgraduate Read more

Paper with free access published in Sustainability

Paper with free access published in Sustainability

A paper based on a study of cheese supply chains in the UK and Switzerland, which was co-written by CCRI researchers, has been published with open access by Sustainability. It is derived from research conducted as part of the EU 7th Framework Programme project GLAMUR (Global and Local food chain Assessment: a MUltidimensional performance-based approach).

Julie Ryan 02/05/201619/04/2018 Damian Maye, Dan Keech, Glamur, News Read more

Call for papers – 2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium

Call for papers – 2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium

The 2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium is now calling for papers for the workshop “Boundary spanning between agroecological and conventional production systems: implications for pathways towards more sustainable production”.

Julie Ryan 11/12/201524/04/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur, Julie Ingram, News, SUFISA, VALERIE Read more

CCRI at the 2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium

CCRI at the  2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium

The CCRI is to be well represented at the 2016 International Farming Systems Association Symposium, with sessions linking to three EU funded projects on which the CCRI is currently a working partner – Glamur, SUFISA and VALERIE

Julie Ryan 12/11/201507/03/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur, Julie Ingram, News, SUFISA, VALERIE Read more

GLAMUR story published

GLAMUR story published

A CCRI research team is currently one of 15 pan-European partners working on an EU project called GLAMUR – “Global and Local food chain Assessment: a MUltidimensional performance-based approach”. A story on the project has just been published on the Horizon 2020 website.

Julie Ryan 04/11/201519/04/2018 Damian Maye, Dan Keech, Dilshaad Bundhoo, Glamur, News Read more

Exploring the impact of GLAMUR at EXPO Milano

Exploring the impact of GLAMUR at EXPO Milano

Drs James Kirwan and Damian Maye have been invited to present two sessions at EXPO Milano on Tuesday 13th of October 2015, at an event being held in the European Union Pavilion.

Julie Ryan 09/10/201528/03/2018 Damian Maye, Glamur Read more
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  • CCRI Researchers to present at WISERD seminar
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  • Call for grant applications
  • CCRI Director’s response to Government agri-food and rural policy developments
  • Damian Maye article published in Special Issue Journal
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