Why do tulips break?
With the John Innes tulip collection growing, attention turns to the mystery of tulip breakage. Sarah Wilmot returns with Part 2 of our history of tulip research at the John Innes Centre
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News John Innes Centre scientist joins illustrious company in receiving American honour
Professor Dame Caroline Dean (FRS) has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Blog Tulip research springs into life
This week, to celebrate the beginning of spring, we have a special 3-part blog series telling the story of tulip research here at the John Innes Centre
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News Two decades of pGreen
Twenty years ago, a new technology was developed here at the John Innes Centre, which revolutionised plant transformation and genetic engineering
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News Wheat success for early career researcher
John Innes Centre student Anna Backhaus has received international recognition for her outstanding contribution to wheat research
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News China-UK Centre of Excellence expands to tackle global challenges
The successful CAS-JIC Centre of Excellence for Plant and Microbial Science (CEPAMS) was boosted today by the signing of a new five-year agreement between the three partner institutes in Beijing, Shanghai and Norwich
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Blog Multicellularity: How and why cells communicate
Matthew Johnston is a Phd student in the Dr Christine Faulkner lab. His research focuses on cell-to-cell communication in plants, so we asked Matt, how and why do cells communicate?
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06 MayEvent Biophysical Analysis Platform Technology E-Seminar
Dr Clare Stevenson is hosting a 20 minute seminar about our Biophysical Analysis Platform, which will be followed by a Q&A session
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News We’re all going on a bug hunt
The next time you see those frothy blobs of cuckoo spit that appear on plants this time of year - remember when and where - your evidence could be used to halt the progress of an international plant pathogen
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