For the first-time we can take a molecular-level look at one of the world’s deadliest crop killers; Luteoviridae

Professor Ray Dixon FRS has received an international award for pioneering research to develop more sustainable agriculture practices worldwide

A Norwich Research Park team is developing a new wave of drugs to combat antibiotic resistance, following a £7.4 million ($9.2 million) funding injection

Dr Clare Stevenson has been shortlisted in the Outstanding Technician of the Year category of the Times Higher Education Awards 2019

A new, free online course aimed at 16-19 year olds across Europe, aims to inspire young people to study science so they can help to create food of the future

One of the biggest global challenges of the 21st century has brought members of the international research community together to assess the next steps for research

Researchers have uncovered an unusual protein activity in rice that can be explored to give crops an edge in the evolutionary arms race against rice blast disease, a major threat to rice production around the world

Scientists have created a new mobile surveillance technique to rapidly diagnose one of agriculture’s oldest enemies - wheat rusts

What if, under certain environmental conditions, production of these molecules gave a selection advantage to Streptomyces formicae: could the organism adapt (evolve) rapidly, maybe even through a single mutation, to produce much higher levels of the formicapyridines?