Professor Dame Caroline Dean awarded Mendel Medal
Professor Dame Caroline Dean has been named by the Genetics Society as the recipient of the Mendel Medal for 2023
Read the storyProfessor Dame Caroline Dean has been named by the Genetics Society as the recipient of the Mendel Medal for 2023
Read the storyTwo new studies have mounted a robust defence of Gregor Mendel against historic criticism that questions his place as “Father of Genetics.”
Read the storySecretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs the Rt Hon Thérèse Coffey visited the John Innes Centre in Norwich to learn more about the world-leading research that is delivering healthier, more resilient and more sustainably produced food
Read the storyA research collaboration has identified members of the DA1 family of growth-regulatory enzymes as targets of effectors secreted by the oomycete pathogen Albugo candida, which causes white blister rust, a widespread disease of Brassica crops
Read the storyAn international team of researchers has fully sequenced the genome of a climate resilient bean that could bolster food security in drought-prone regions
Read the storyPostdoctoral researcher Franziska Hoerbst and Dr Melissa Tomkins are pioneering new computational-based techniques to track the root to shoot voyage of long-distance signalling molecules through plants
Read the storyFor more than forty years, the John Innes Centre farmed the land at Newfound Farm, Cringleford, just along Colney Lane from the main laboratory buildings here in Norwich
Read the storyAn outstanding early-career wheat researcher has received international recognition for her innovative and dedicated research.
Read the storyResearch led by the John Innes Centre has discovered a cold “coping” mechanism that is under the control of the plant biological clock and could offer solutions to breeding more resilience into crops less suited to cold climates
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