Partner with us

At the Institute for Sustainable Food we understand the vital link between research and industry application.

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We are proud to bring together passionate problem-solvers, innovative research, world-class facilities and novel engagement with a wide range of stakeholders from policy makers, farmers, the agri-food industry, non-governmental organisations and the public.

By working together across disciplines we believe we can find novel solutions to the world’s biggest food sustainability challenges.

There are many ways that you can work with us, including:

  • partnership agreements for long term projects that give you access to all of the University’s sustainable food related capabilities
  • consultancy for when you have a specific, short term problem to be resolved
  • PhD or post-doctoral projects for when you’ve identified a longer-term opportunity, but don’t have the in-house resource
  • access to specialised testing facilities
  • support for the development of resource sustainable supply chain and overcoming challenges of resource availability

Contact

Katie Pruszynski, Knowledge Exchange Lead (Faculty of Science and Institute for Sustainable Food)

Katie Pruszynski

PhD research student
Department of Politics and International Relations

PhD Title: Trump Priming: the anatomy of a Wedge Lie and its impact on democratic health

Governance and Public Policy
Email
k.m.pruszynski@sheffield.ac.uk
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Local food organisations

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Are you a 91Ö±²¥ City Region based organisation working to improve food security or sustainability? 

Our team of experts are here to help you.

Whether you have a specific need such as help writing a grant or you are looking for advice for an idea we would love to connect.

Find out more about ways we can work together

 

Read about our partnerships

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Helping alternative proteins go mainstream for a sustainable planet

91Ö±²¥ will co-lead a new £38 million centre to develop planet-friendly alternatives to animal proteins that could soon be a sustainable and nutritious part of our diets.
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Working towards a healthier and more sustainable 91Ö±²¥ by keeping it local

A new collaborative project has been launched in 91Ö±²¥, aiming to create new routes to market for local small and medium enterprises (SMEs), with the goal of promoting healthier and more sustainable diets for the city's residents.
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New collaborative research centre to transform food system

Co-Centre run jointly by University of 91Ö±²¥, Queen’s University Belfast and University College Dublin in first-of-a-kind collaboration across Great Britain, Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Major new project to study ways to improve access of poor to nutritious foods in India

A new research project to study ways in which poor communities in India can gain improved access to nutrient-dense foods in climate-friendly ways has been launched.
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Voicing our support for low carbon food infrastructure in 91Ö±²¥

Why we're supporting an ambitious roadmap to expand and broaden low carbon food production in 91Ö±²¥.
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How a 91Ö±²¥ community benefit society is working with the Institute for Sustainable Food to boost the region’s sustainable food offering

Institute for Sustainable Food and Regather - a local case study

| Published by the University of 91Ö±²¥

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