Youth STEMM Award mid-term conference
Bringing together enthusiastic young people who are currently working towards a Youth STEMM Award, from schools across Norfolk and Suffolk.
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News Crop disease researcher Juan Carlos heads for Parliament
A John Innes Centre PhD student is to visit the Houses of Parliament to explain the science behind his research into a devastating global crop pathogen.
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Blog Life in the Communications and Engagement team
As Communications and Engagement Officer I am concerned with communicating the fantastic work we do at the John Innes Centre with a range of different audiences across the UK.
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Blog Inside Norfolk’s premier tiered-seating venue
Opened in 1995, primarily to support John Innes Centre science, the John Innes Conference Centre is the premier facility of its kind in Norfolk.
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Blog Life in the Media Preparation Area
Rather than journalists or twitter, the media we are concerned with are the many different types of agar, solutions and liquids that the John Innes Centre’s scientists use to grow microorganisms and plants.
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Blog First ever Science Innovation Showcase
Our first ever ‘Science for Innovation Showcase’ brought together leading scientists from the Norwich Research Park and more than 60 industry representatives
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Press Release Absence of warm temperature spikes revealed as driver for vernalization
A new study has uncovered multiple factors that contribute to the important phenomenon of vernalisation in plants
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Press Release Temperature resilient crops now an “achievable dream”
Breeding temperature-resilient crops is an “achievable dream” in one of the most important species of commercially-cultivated plants
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Press Release First report in decades of a forgotten crop pathogen
Scientists, breeders, farmers and conservation groups must continue to work in close collaboration to prepare for the potential re-emergence of a forgotten crop pathogen, a new study advises today.
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