Dr. Dimah Habash has 17 years research experience in physiological and genetic factors defining multigenic complex traits such as nitrogen and water use in wheat. Areas of expertise focus on nitrogen metabolism, senescence and remobilisation of assimilate in response to environmental stress.…
- Population biologist with broad interests in food security and how the food system and the environment interact
- I work for WWF UK as a senior policy advisor on food. I primarily work on food consumptin and sustainable diets.
- Studying for a PhD at the Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich, UK. Interests include, chemical ecology, plant and insect interactions, sustainable pest control, and IPM. Previously worked on the RELU project in the UK, and the 'Push-Pull' project in Kenya.
- Professor of Science Policy at the University of Sussex, and joint leader of the Agriculture and Food Domain of the STEPS Centre (STEPS stands for: Social, Technological and Environmental Pathways to Sustainability, see http://www.steps-centre.org/index.html ). Since 1974 he has been researching…