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National Strategic Partnerships

The programme will continue to build on the strategic partnerships that have been developed since the inception of the SoilCIP:

The Scottish Main Research Providers (MRPs), the Scottish Crop Research Institute and the Macaulay Institute, are Associate Members of the SoilCIP and as such have committed named staff and resources to the programme. Programme objectives and Work Packages are aligned with the Scottish MRP's SEERAD-funded Work Packages.



Scottish Crop Research Institute

The Macaulay Institute

Scottish Agricultural College

We will continue to develop links with the NERC's Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH), particularly the centres at Edinburgh, Lancaster and Wallingford. Joint workshops have been held with CEH soil scientists, who have contributed to the development of SSF objectives and Work Packages. Further discussions with leaders of soils research in CEH in late 2007 will further align CEH and SSF research. There are also strong links and some collaborative research with the British Geological Survey.



Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

British Geological Survey

Strong collaborations exists between programme staff and many UK universities: Aberdeen, Abertay, Bristol, National Soil Resources Institute at Cranfield, Leeds, Newcastle, Nottingham, Plymouth and Reading, with several new BBSRC grants won in collaboration with university scientists since the SoilCIP's inception.


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