From the Science Camp to the lab
Abbi Taylor first came to the John Innes Centre as a Year 10 Science Camp student back in the summer of 2017, now she is doing an internship here. This is her story
Read the storyAbbi Taylor first came to the John Innes Centre as a Year 10 Science Camp student back in the summer of 2017, now she is doing an internship here. This is her story
Read the storyThe Brassicaceae plant family boasts a stunning diversity of fruit shapes. But even in this cosmopolitan company the heart-shaped seed pods of the Capsella genus stand out
Read the storyWhat is scientific photography? We asked our resident Scientific Photographer Phil Robinson what he does and why he does it?
Read the storyThe John Innes Centre this week helped to launch a new initiative to build networks with women agricultural researchers across Ethiopia
Read the storyResearchers from across Norwich Research Park have launched a new system for organising vast datasets on climate and crops
Read the storyIt seems obvious: good seed is the foundation of a good harvest. But, where does good seed come from and why does it matter?
Read the storyFollowing the 2019 AAAS General Meeting, our Head of Communication and Engagement, Dr Felicity Perry reflects on what she saw, heard and discussed at the “world’s largest scientific gathering”
Read the storyNew evidence has emerged about the agriculturally important process of vernalization in a development that could help farmers deal with financially damaging weather fluctuations
Read the storyA major research programme focussing on building UK resilience to the bacterial plant pathogen Xylella fastidiosa, has announced a new appointment
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