Research groups
We are home to over 40 research groups, working on a variety of plant and microbial science research projects, led by our Group Leaders
Read about research groupsOur research aims to address global challenges and our knowledge of plants and microbes is used to answer fundamental questions, as well as having a significant impact on industrial biotechnology, society and global development.
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Our research programmes
Our four 'Institute Strategic Programmes' (ISPs); Genes in the Environment, Molecules from Nature, Plant Health and Designing Future Wheat
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Our research departments
Our scientific departments work across a range of disciplines including biology, chemistry, genetics and information technology
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Publications
The John Innes Centre Publications Repository contains details of all our publications
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Our commercial and societal impact
We have a proven track-record over a 110-year history of economic and societal impact and our successes reach every UK household
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International
Science is an international endeavour. The very best science has, for centuries, relied upon the free exchange of ideas and people around the globe
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Technology and Research Platforms
A range of state-of-the-art technology and research platforms to support scientists across all disciplines
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Scientific Facilities
We have a range of scientific facilities to support scientists across all disciplines
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Germplasm Resource Unit
An internationally recognised repository for the long-term curation and provision of crop germplasm resources
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Quantitative Plant Biology
An open access journal from Cambridge University Press and the John Innes Centre
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Get involved with us
How you can get involved with us, from working with us, using our facilities or meeting our scientists at events
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