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The James Hutton Institute
PredecessorThe Macaulay Land Use Research Institute and The Scottish Crop Research Institute
Founded1st April 2011
Headquarters
United Kingdom Edit this on Wikidata
Number of locations
2 - Aberdeen and Dundee, Scotland
Key people
Professor Iain Gordon (Chief Executive)
Websitewww.hutton.ac.uk

Introduction

In April 2011 SCRIScottish Crop Research Institute and the Macaulay Land Use Research InstituteMacaulay Institute will merge to create a new "super research institute" - the first of its kind in Europe.

The James Hutton Institute will bring together existing Scottish expertise in crop research, soils and land-use, and will make a major contribution to key global issues, such as food and energy security, biodiversity, and how climate change will affect the way we use land and grow crops.