Credit – wild-type cyanobacterium species
Microscopy image showing cells of the wild-type cyanobacterium species used in the study. Autofluorescence was pseud-coloured as bright green. Scale bar is 5 micrometers.
Dr James Bradley, a pioneering researcher in plant-fungal interactions, will join the John Innes Centre as a John Innes Foundation Fellow in late 2026.
Read the storyThe UK’s wheat is under threat from a newly identified strain of the yellow rust pathogen, prompting an urgent mobilisation of research institutes to protect harvests
Read the storyWhatever challenges life throws, mothers often know best as they guide offspring through the risky stages of early development
Read the story