Charlotte Payne

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Charlotte does research on edible insects. She is interested in the potential for insects as food to address the interconnected problems of environmental degradation, threats to public health, and socio-economic inequality. She is currently a Research Associate at the Department of Population Health, University of Oxford, and a PhD candidate with the Conservation Science group, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge. Her work to date on the topic of edible insects includes field-based research in DRC, Japan and Zimbabwe.

http://www.libertyruth.com/
Researcher on edible insects as a way to reduce environmental damage, population-level disease and inequality, she is currently at the University of Cambridge.

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Eating insects is nothing new – but it's also the future. Still, many of us find it disgusting. We’re on a mission to find out more – not to sell you anything. Share our curiosity and join us in exploring a taste of insects!

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