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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09 MayEvent NUA Illustration Exhibition
Come along to see art and science collide in an illustration exhibition inspired by our science.
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News Lightweight tool boxes clever with heavyweight data
A free, open-source toolkit to help researchers deal with data management overload has been devised by the John Innes Centre Informatics team
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News International wheat award for speed cloning researcher
Cutting-edge research helping to make modern wheat more resistant to pathogens has brought international recognition for a John Innes Centre scientist
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Blog What is plant science?
Plant science involves the observation of plant growth and characteristics and investigation into the relationship between plants and their environment. But it is also much, much more...
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