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Will England emerge as a world innovator in gene-edited crops? - Vimarsana News

Will England emerge as a world innovator in gene-edited crops?

Brexit has been a disaster for the UK.  It has not spurred the great economic revival that many of the Brexiters claimed it would. And many studies have indicated it will make the UK poorer over the long-term and deter investment. 

Queer Cambridge professor on why diversity is good for STEM - Vimarsana News

Queer Cambridge professor on why diversity is good for STEM

Professor Giles Oldroyd from the University of Cambridge to talk about promoting queer diversity within the academic world of STEM.

African governments must invest in biotech to improve agriculture – Deputy Agric Minister - Vimarsana News

African governments must invest in biotech to improve agriculture – Deputy Agric Minister

Deputy Food and Agriculture Minister Yaw Frimpong Addo is urging African governments to invest in biotechnology to improve agriculture on the continent.

WACCI to celebrate 16yrs of contributing to and enhancing food security in Africa - Vimarsana News

WACCI to celebrate 16yrs of contributing to and enhancing food security in Africa

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Ghana hosts International Forum on Agricultural Transformation - Vimarsana News

Ghana hosts International Forum on Agricultural Transformation

The University of Ghana will on Friday host an International Forum on Agricultural Transformation to deliberate on what agricultural sector stakeholders need to do differently to ensure enhanced food security on the African continent.