How can data be used to improve the food system?
This free, short, online course is for anyone in Scotland and the rest of the world who is interested in the food system and its most interesting controversies and questions, including about human nutrition, animal welfare, dietary sustainability, and agriculture. This course contains video lectures, data resources, and online reading materials, delivered by researchers and industry experts.
Food Facts provides a foundation from which to continue explorations into personal dietary choices, public health, and data about various important food system issues.
There are no prerequisites for this course. It is open to all, regardless of education or experience. You do not need to apply, sign-up, or register. The course will take approximately four hours to complete, however, you can engage with the content as much or as little as you want.
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The role of legumes in achieving sustainable…
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Deforestation and mathematical modelling
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The role of governance in agricultural …
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Food Security
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Sustainable diets
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Antimicrobials and food systems
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Pesticides
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Genetically modified foods
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Fruits and vegetables
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Food safety
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Food waste
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Data Governance Challenges in…
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Livestock evidence synthesis and AI
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Proceeding with caution (when to be wary of food…
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Superfoods
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