We’re delighted that our plant and microbial research has been, and continues to be, used as inspiration and reference for many diverse art and illustration projects

Tips for designing an academic poster that conveys your work to your peers at busy poster sessions and encourages collaboration, furthering scientific knowledge exchange

We asked team member and Instagram plant influencer, Sophie Able to enlighten us on what Horticultural Services can do to help plant scientists with their research

Soil is the most important natural resource we have and we are losing it at an alarming rate through degradation, erosion and desertification - much quicker than we can replace it

Faced by climate change, and our ever-increasing agricultural demands, what can we do to improve crops being grown? Liz Chapman is working on improving wheat yields by investigating the length of time the crops stay green

For aspiring plant breeders, our postgraduate MSc course in Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement has earned a reputation as an entry point for the next generation of plant breeders

We chatted with new Group Leader Richard Smith about his computational path from computer graphics, to investigating how genes control cell growth

Dr Antony Dodd's research covers circadian rhythm and signalling in plants, we asked him how do plants tell the time and do plants suffer from jet lag?

For our final blog of 2019, we say goodbye to Stephan Johnson, who retired this month after a 40-year career here at the John Innes Centre