Parasitic wasp discovery offers chemical-free pest control for farmers
A species of parasitic wasp discovered by chance could provide farmers with a chemical-free way of controlling a major pest
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05 JunEvent Making it count: An introduction to Quantitative Plant Biology
Introducing a new open access journal, Quantitative Plant Biology, published by Cambridge University Press in collaboration with the John Innes Centre
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Blog How to give a successful talk; Part 3; Delivery
James Piercy, our Outreach and Engagement expert returns with the third and final part of his 'How to give a successful talk' series, focussing this time on delivery
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Blog How to give a successful talk; Part 2 – Dumbing down
Outreach and Engagement expert James Piercy returns with Part 2 of his 'How to give a successful talk' blog series, this week; how to communicate science without dumbing down
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Blog How to give a successful talk; Part 1 – Prepare
This week we have a series of blogs on how to deliver a successful talk, from our Outreach and Events expert James Piercy
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Blog Drawing conclusions; introducing science illustrator Tobin Florio
Tobin Florio is a Science Technician in the Professor Cristobal Uauy lab by day and an artist by night. We caught up with him to ask how he is bringing these two passions together and providing scientific illustrations for published papers
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News CEPAMS link strengthened by Royal Society-Newton Advanced Fellowship
A Chinese-UK collaboration investigating medicinally important compounds in plants has been further strengthened by Royal Society funding
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21 MayEvent Borlaug Global Rust Initiative 2020 Women in Triticum Early Career and Mentor Award Celebration
Virtual keynote and panel celebrating the accomplishments of women working in wheat with keynote by Barbara Stinson, president of the World Food Prize Foundation
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Blog Studying the tulip chromosome and inspiring the future
We conclude our spring into spring week looking at the history of research into the tulip, with the study of their chromosomes and the story of how they inspired one of modern day's leading scientists
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