Professor Anne Osbourn elected as Fellow of the Royal Society
Professor Anne Osbourn has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society in honour of her exceptional contribution to science
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Blog What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)?
We spoke to Professor Tony Maxwell to find out, what is Antimicrobial Resistance, why is it a problem and how worried should we be?
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08 MayEvent NUA Illustration Exhibition
Come along to see art and science collide in an illustration exhibition inspired by our science.
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Blog Why do microbes produce antibiotics?
The soil in our gardens, the leaves of plants, the deep sea and even in our own intestines are all a raging battleground for bacteria, struggling to stay alive and get the nutrients they need
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Blog Celebrating the diversity and importance of the microbial world
Products made by plants and bacteria are essential for humankind, and integral to our daily lives
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News Four projects launched in CEPAMS expansion
Four projects involving the John Innes Centre and research partners in China have been launched to improve crops and explore anti-cancer properties in plants
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Press Release Team wins funding to probe epigenetic memory mechanisms
An ambitious scientific investigation into how organisms remember environmental changes at a cellular level has been awarded European funding
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Blog What is microbial science?
Microbial science or Microbiology is the study of microorganisms, a diverse group of generally tiny life-forms that include bacteria, fungi, viruses, archaea, algae, and protozoa
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News Tribute to Professor Derek Burke, former chair of JIC Governing Council
Director of the John Innes Centre, Professor Dale Sanders FRS has praised the strong advocacy of a distinguished former colleague Professor Derek Burke CBE DL.
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