This week's speaker is Dr François Tardieu, INRA Montpellier, France

A free exhibition running from 3-9 December, showcasing the winning art and poetry entries that were inspired by the science that is carried out across the Norwich Research Park

ELSA Workshop on Plant-Microbe Interactions on Thursday 24 October at the John Innes Centre Conference Centre

The Young Microbiologists Symposium 2019 will feature state-of-the-art presentations in bacterial microbiology, to enhance our understanding of where exciting new developments in the field are heading and help shape our ideas about future research areas

Our Crop Transformation team are offering a training course on crop genome editing using CRISPR/Cas9 to UK researchers

On Thursday 23 May we are officially opening our Dorothea de Winton Field Station, with a public opening from 4pm - 6pm

Come along to see art and science collide in an illustration exhibition inspired by our science.

Our new Barberry Rust Explorer (BarbRE) program establishes the first detailed study of barberry bushes for rust infection in the UK, join us to find out how you can help

It seems obvious: good seed is the foundation of a good harvest. But, where does good seed come from and why does it matter?