Fascination of Plants Day: become a plant scientist for a day
On Tuesday 18 May, join plant enthusiasts all around the world and take part in the first-ever virtual Fascination of Plants Day
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News Phyllotaxis modelling project wins funding from The Human Frontier Science Program
The Dr Richard Smith lab has received funding from The Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) to investigate phyllotaxis and how a single cell can shape a shoot
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Blog Is vertical farming the future of agriculture?
Vertical farming is a relatively recent development, which has the potential to allow us to grow crops in a controlled environment and providing an alternative approach to conventional farming
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22 AprEvent Innes Lecture 2021 – Visible Embryos: A History of Human Development
This year’s Innes lecture explores the links between two challenges: producing images of hidden objects and controlling human reproduction
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News The best in AI appointed at Norwich Research Park
Scientists across Norwich Research Park are part of a major integrated UK research-industry programme seeking out the best talent in AI and data science, developing bioscience leaders and supporting the UK economy
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Blog My year in the lab as an undergraduate practising student; Introducing Ruth Franklin
Ruth Franklin is in the middle of a year as a practicing student in the Professor Cathie Martin lab. We asked Ruth about her project and what it’s been like experiencing life in the lab
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News Two Researchers awarded BBSRC Discovery Fellowships
Dr Chris Morgan and Dr Claudio Greco have been awarded three-year BBSRC Discovery Fellowships to take forward their innovative work at the John Innes Centre
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Blog A day trip through phloem
Franziska Hoerbst is a Computational System Biology PhD student in Richard Morris lab, focussing on the physicochemical properties of mRNAs and their influence on travelling. We asked her how and why mRNA travel?
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Press Release Pioneering pollinator study offers clues to Darwin’s “abominable mystery”
Research into the flower preferences of pollinating moths may have delivered a vital clue to the simple factors needed for the emergence of new species
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