Genes in the Environment
Developing a wider and deeper understanding of how the environment influences plant growth and development
Read about genes in the environmentWe answer fundamental questions, and aim to directly address global challenges.
Our knowledge of plants and microbes feeds into addressing the challenges faced by society; including food security, improving the health of a growing population and our research has a significant impact on industrial biotechnology.
The John Innes Centre’s Scientific Departments work together with partners across the world to achieve the goals of each strategic programme. We also host a range of Scientific Facilities and support functions that deliver world-class scientific technologies and expert support to all researchers on site here in Norwich.
Our four Institute Strategic Programmes are funded by the UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
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Molecules from Nature
Investigating the vast diversity of chemicals produced by plants and microbes
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Plant Health
Understanding the molecular dialogue between plants and microbes, establishing how they communicate with each other and how they have evolved in relation to one another
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Designing Future Wheat
Spanning eight research institutes and universities and aiming to develop new wheat germplasm containing the next generation of key traits
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Publications
The John Innes Centre Publications Repository contains details of all our publications
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Technology Platforms
A range of state-of-the-art technology platforms to support scientists across all disciplines
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Scientific Facilities
We have a range of technology platforms and state-of-the-art 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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