סמואל לובט | Samuel Lovat
Samuel Lovat is a PhD student in the Milo lab. He completed his undergraduate and master’s degree at the University of Oxford in biochemistry. In his master’s, he focused on bioinformatics and how plant genome editing can be used in agriculture to help mitigate climate change.
Samuel Lovat
Samuel Lovat is a PhD student in the Milo lab. He completed his undergraduate and master’s degree at the University of Oxford in biochemistry. In his master’s, he focused on bioinformatics and how plant genome editing can be used in agriculture to help mitigate climate change.
מחקר
מעבדת מילוא - סמואל לובט
קבוצת מחקר:
ניהול משאבי סביבה
His current research focuses on quantifying the environmental and economic costs of new methods of producing food on a global scale. This includes producing foods from microorganisms (like yeast and bacteria) and growing plants on shelves indoors using artificial light (vertical farming). In doing so, he hopes to guide roadmaps for sustainable food production and identify outstanding bottlenecks for future research.
Research
Milo Lab - Samuel Lovat
Research Group:
Resource Management
His current research focuses on quantifying the environmental and economic costs of new methods of producing food on a global scale. This includes producing foods from microorganisms (like yeast and bacteria) and growing plants on shelves indoors using artificial light (vertical farming). In doing so, he hopes to guide roadmaps for sustainable food production and identify outstanding bottlenecks for future research.