People
Members of the Food Security Group:
| Name
|
Department
|
Interests/expertise
|
| Charlotte Allender | WHRI | Crop genetics and Gene bank (conserving stocks of seed varieties includes wild relatives). |
| WHRI | Bioenergy and Bioprocessing | |
| Dave Chandler | WHRI | Microbiologist/entomologist, policy, sustainable farming practices, bee health, biological pest control. |
| Rosemary Collier | WHRI | Entomologist, Pest Control, organic production systems, low input agriculture |
| Liz Dowler | Sociology | Food security, policy, ethics. Background in public health and nutrition. |
| Politics | Food Security, Biopesticides | |
| Ian Guymer | Engineering | Water, water pollution (how pollutants are moved around the water environment, water ecology |
| John Hammond |
WHRI |
Soil sciences, soil nutrition, reducing fertilisers |
| James Harrison | Law | Human rights approaches to trade law |
| Evor Hines | Engineering |
Intelligent systems (disease infections on plants, sensor data to examine water flow), data mining and data fusion |
| Steve Jackson | WHRI | Plant physiology. Interests in plant physiology, GM, plant breeding and model to crop plants. |
| Rob Lilywhite | WHRI | Background in Soil Science. Recent projects have focused on Carbon Foot-printing and life cycle analysis |
| Yasmin Merali
|
Warwick Business School | Complexity science, social and economic networks, (UK and abroad- in particular developing countries.) |
| Jonathan Pearson | Engineering | Water in costal regions, how waves affect pollution |
| Dave Pink |
WHRI |
Crop genetics, land use and biofuels |
| Andrew Price | Biological sciences | Ecosystems services, resilience |
| Dwijen Rangnekar | Law/ CSGR | Evolutionary economist. Interests in IP in plant breeding, new technologies and access to seeds. |