Genetic Modification (GM)

We believe that to meet increasing demand from an expanding population, a variety of approaches to crop improvement including plant breeding and genetic modification (GM) are essential

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Animal research

Our scientists, staff and students study plants and microbes. In our research we use insects such as aphids, ants and leafhoppers. We keep these insects in our purpose built insectary and they are cared for by a team of trained entomologists. We do not use mammals, fish or birds, nor do we keep them on site

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity

We are committed to the career development of all our staff and to an equal opportunities agenda that encourages flexible working, career development and work-life balance

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Research Integrity Statements

We are committed to achieving the highest standards of excellence and integrity in our research

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Sustainability

The John Innes Centre recognises the threat posed by the climate crisis, the urgency of the challenge and the unique role our research institute plays in seeking solutions to global challenges.

Sustainability