Tilly Eldridge joined the John Innes Centre over a decade ago and since then her scientific career has taken her around the world, before bringing her back to Norwich

In January 2019, we introduced the Flexible Talent Mobility Award scheme (FTMA), which supports up to three-month work experience placements for scientists to experience life in industry and vice versa

Sarah Wilmot re-visits the history of the ‘People’s Choice’ for ‘Plant of the Decade’; Streptocarpus and the breeding of it here at the John Innes, celebrating the contributions of two Alumni from our horticulture team

Last month we were proud to announce that PhD student Anna Backhaus, was the recipient of a prestigious Women in Triticum (WIT) award. Here, Anna reflects on the award and an interrupted but still memorable trip to Mexico – and offers some advice for colleagues

A plant important to subsistence farmers and a focus of research here at the John Innes Centre, is now being explored for its creative potential in paper making

James Piercy, our Outreach and Engagement expert returns with the third and final part of his 'How to give a successful talk' series, focussing this time on delivery

Outreach and Engagement expert James Piercy returns with Part 2 of his 'How to give a successful talk' blog series, this week; how to communicate science without dumbing down

This week we have a series of blogs on how to deliver a successful talk, from our Outreach and Events expert James Piercy

Tobin Florio is a Science Technician in the Professor Cristobal Uauy lab by day and an artist by night. We caught up with him to ask how he is bringing these two passions together and providing scientific illustrations for published papers