Evidence Week 2022 14th-17th November 2022, Westminster With support from the John Innes Foundation, the John Innes Centre will be taking part in Sense About Science’s Evidence Week 2022. We will be offering 1-2-1 briefings and Q&A sessions to MPs, peers and civil servants on the opportunities presented by gene editing, alongside researchers from the...

Our Friday Seminar speaker on the 23rd of September is Professor Richard Henderson from LMB Cambridge, who will give the seminar at 11.30am. Register to attend this seminar. Synopsis In the last decade, single particle electron cryomicroscopy (cryoEM) has experienced an enormous leap in its capability, due to improved electron microscopes, better detectors and better...

Our Friday Seminar speaker on Friday 30 September is Professor Ben Luisi, from the University of Cambridge who will give the seminar titled Dynamic ribonucleoprotein complexes in the control of bacterial gene expression at 11.30am. 

The Innes Lecture 2022 will be given by Dr Joy Hawkins, on Thursday 15 September and will be held in person at the John Innes Conference Centre. Join us for tea and biscuits from 18.00. Lecture begins at 18.30

Our Friday Seminar speaker on the 1st of July was Professor Jane Langdale from the University of Oxford. Abstract All grasses exhibit a characteristic strap shaped leaf blade but this consistent external morphology masks an underlying anatomical difference that distinguishes species that carry out C4 versus C3 photosynthesis. A multi-national effort aimed at introducing components...

This first Wheat GEMS mini symposium will bring together leading experts in wheat genetics, microbiome and soil science.

A free open day on the Norwich Research Park celebrating plants including exhibitions, tours and family-friendly activities

We're delighted that several of our researchers at the John Innes Centre are taking part in the pub-based event

The 2022 John Innes Foundation Lecture for the Norwich Institute for Sustainable Development is on the topic of aquatic food system