Biotech YES
Four enthusiastic John Innes Centre PhD students started the drive to Jealott’s Hill, Syngenta near Reading for the Plant and Microbe BiotechYES competition
Read the storyFour enthusiastic John Innes Centre PhD students started the drive to Jealott’s Hill, Syngenta near Reading for the Plant and Microbe BiotechYES competition
Read the storyJohn Innes Centre and UEA spin-out company, Iceni Diagnostics, has won a prestigious award that celebrates the best businesses in the region.
Read the storyRecently, a mysterious collection of sketchbooks came to light in the John Innes Centre archives.
Read the storyThe smell of the soil was first investigated in 1891 but the main compound that caused it was not isolated until 1965 by Gerber and Lechevalier, who named it “geosmin”
Read the storyA research collaboration has discovered a new way of rapidly generating a swathe of medically significant natural products
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Read the storyThe John Innes Centre has become the first institution in the UK to achieve an Athena SWAN Gold Award.
Read the storyIn 1967 the John Innes Institute, as it was then known upped sticks and moved from Bayfordbury in Hertfordshire to Norwich.
Read the storyNew research is set to change the textbook understanding of how plants breathe
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