Excellence in plant and microbial science
The team used a combination of 3D imaging, cell and clonal analysis and computational modelling to understand how carnivorous plant traps are shaped, showing how Utricularia gibba traps grow from a near spherical ball of cells into a mature trap capable of capturing prey
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Bioimaging is a platform technology that is based around microscopy. Here at the John Innes Centre we offer a mixture of light microscopy which uses light for imaging, and electron microscopy which use beams of electrons instead of light
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We sat down with Dr Matthew Hartley, head of our Informatics team, to talk about his team, their work and their position straddling the borderline between science and computing
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Professor Ray Dixon FRS has received an international award for pioneering research to develop more sustainable agriculture practices worldwide
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Microbial science may look at the microscopic, but the breadth of microbial research being done here at the John Innes Centre is massive, so here’s an A-Z covering some of it
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We will co-lead a pioneering research programme investigating how a plant-based diet could prevent chronic illness
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A Norwich Research Park team is developing a new wave of drugs to combat antibiotic resistance, following a £7.4 million ($9.2 million) funding injection
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ELSA Workshop on Plant-Microbe Interactions on Thursday 24 October at the John Innes Centre Conference Centre
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With plant research stretching from the genetic to the gigantic, we thought it would be worth creating an A-Z of some of the key pieces of work being done here
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