Our mission is to harness the collective strengths of science, business, and policy to bring about a step change in more sustainable soil health practices over the next decade. Our urgency is informed by the global climate emergency, which also informs a belief that private and public organisations of global scale will have to collaborate in entirely new ways. At the same time, we recognise the national legal, social and cultural frameworks in which we all operate, not least the need to respect the diverse range of farmers and farming communities.

Working with national and global businesses to deliver science-based and systemic transformation in sectors linked with solutions to food, environment and climate risks. Background in theoretical physics and non-linear systems science, with expertise in data- and technology-enabled approaches.

Leading scientific and cultural change at Rothamsted to embrace opportunities of quantitative agricultural sciences: mathematical and computational modelling, big data, internet of things, smart systems, integrated solutions, intelligent food chains, interactive policy support, pathways to SDG2.

Working with the Directorate to develop and deliver the research strategy for the Institute

Responsible for development and delivery of research on sustainable food production systems. Rothamsted is the world's oldest agricultural research Institute and hosts the longest running ecological experiments looking at the impact of agricultural practises on soil, the environment and yield.

Agrimetrics was established in partnership with the UK Government and co-created with over 200 corporates and SMEs to become the UK Centre for Excellence in big data and sustainability for the agritech sector.

Head of Sustainability and Complex Systems in the Charles Perkins Centre, a $0.5B cross-Faculty research contre focussed in preventative health. Developing a platform for integrating the environmental, physiological and socio-economic factors linking food to ecosystem regeneration and human health.