The first frost is the deepest
The first frost of autumn may be grim for gardeners but the latest evidence reveals it is a profound event in the life of plants
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Press Release Open-source, free to use image library for genome-editing and genetic modification
We have launched an open-source image library for journalists, writers and picture editors seeking to bring content on genome-editing and genetic modification to life
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Press Release Machine learning identifies mechanisms of flowering in rapid-cycling Brassica crops
Research into the important adaptive and agronomic trait of flowering time has uncovered new evidence on differences between commercial varieties of Brassica rapa and closely related model plants
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Press Release Shedding light on the long and the short of plant growth
What keeps some plants squatting close to the soil while others - even those closely related - reach high for the skies?
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22 AprEvent Innes Lecture 2021 – Visible Embryos: A History of Human Development
This year’s Innes lecture explores the links between two challenges: producing images of hidden objects and controlling human reproduction
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Press Release Pioneering pollinator study offers clues to Darwin’s “abominable mystery”
Research into the flower preferences of pollinating moths may have delivered a vital clue to the simple factors needed for the emergence of new species
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News A new genomic tool for wheat rust researchers worldwide
A new genomic tool has been launched to help the global community of wheat rust researchers, enabling simultaneous interrogation of gene expression data for the notorious yellow rust pathogen and its wheat host
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Press Release Research pinpoints unique drug target in antibiotic resistant bacteria
Researchers have identified a critical mechanism that allows deadly bacteria to gain resistance to antibiotics
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News Digital detective work tracks the travels of Gregor Mendel
The image of Gregor Mendel as a man leading a life isolated from the rest of the world combining scientific experiments with monastic duties needs to be revised according to new evidence which has been uncovered by Peter van Dijk and Noel Ellis
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