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John Innes Centre

August 14, 2024


How bread dough gave rise to civilisation


July 1, 2024


Game changers: Professor Cristobal Uauy, plant scientist at the John Innes Centre (Farmers Weekly)


June 27, 2024


The A.E. Watkins landrace collection of bread wheat: Who was AE Watkins?


February 21, 2024


Alumni career story: Jos van Boxtel: A pathway lined with new opportunities and friendships


July 14, 2023


Inspiring future female leaders in wheat research - 31 female wheat researchers take part in the third annual cross-institute career development and networking workshop as part of the Rosalind Franklin Women in Wheat Champions programme led by the John Innes Centre and The Sainsbury Laboratory


May 19, 2023


Placing Gregor Mendel back among the Mendelians


July 27, 2022


Creating a learning habitat for the climate scientists of tomorrow


July 11, 2022


Proof that Mendel discovered the laws of inheritance decades ahead of his time


May 25, 2022


John Innes Centre welcomes moves to bring gene edited crops to market


March 18, 2022


Green Planet: Engaging the next generation of plant scientists


March 16, 2022


How do plants sense the world around them?


March 2, 2022


The tale of two international women in 20th century plant science


February 9, 2022


A history of women in plant science


January 20, 2022


United Kingdom - John Innes Centre responds to new legislation for gene editing research in plants


November 10, 2021


The complexity of the climate crisis calls for quantitative thinking and transdisciplinary cooperation


September 29, 2021


United Kingdom - A first step towards unlocking the power of gene editing


September 22, 2021


Uncovering secrets in the giant wheat genome; Introducing Dr Philippa Borrill


September 15, 2021


Edible East art trail explores the future of food


September 8, 2021


How can we produce more food on less land?


August 17, 2021


Resilient food production, climate change and the environment – a triple challenge


July 22, 2021


United Kingdom - Take action to harness the unique contribution of plant genetic innovation, Government urged


June 23, 2021


Working on the ‘scientific soft skills’ needed for biology careers


June 15, 2021


Why a mixed economy is essential to address the big questions in plant and microbial sciences


May 26, 2021


The benefits of understanding plant genes; how they work and what controls them


March 8, 2021


Digital detective work tracks the travels of Gregor Mendel


January 27, 2021


Hidden genes helping hidden hunger - To feed a growing population we don’t just need to produce enough food, we need to produce enough nutritious food


January 6, 2021


A CRISPR picture emerges on European Union GMO directive


December 23, 2020


How do we feed a growing population in a changing climate? Introducing the John Innes Center's new Group Leader Dr Sanu Arora


October 21, 2020


My biology career as a ‘plant detective’ - Introducing Dr Guy Polturak, postdoctoral scientist at the John Innes Center


June 8, 2020


Healthy Plants – Healthy People – Healthy Planet : Securing a safer, healthier and more sustainable future through the power of plant and microbial science





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