Quantitative Plant Biology; what big data can tell us about plants
New journal launched by Cambridge University Press and ourselves, with research to focus on big data, machine learning and citizen science in plant biology
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Blog Introducing Professor Mark Banfield; Plant Health programme lead
2020 is the International Year for Plant Health, so we caught up with the lead of our Plant Health research programme, Professor Mark Banfield
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News Two new Group Leaders appointed
We are delighted to announce the appointment of two new Group Leaders, Professor Matt Hutchings and Dr Philip Carella, who will be joining us in August 2020
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Blog Art and illustration inspired by plant and microbial science
We’re delighted that our plant and microbial research has been, and continues to be, used as inspiration and reference for many diverse art and illustration projects
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News Fond memories of archivist and Bateson scholar Rosemary Harvey
Former colleagues have paid tribute this week to archivist and science historian Rosemary Harvey who worked at the John Innes Centre for more than 40 years
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Blog How to design an excellent scientific poster
Tips for designing an academic poster that conveys your work to your peers at busy poster sessions and encourages collaboration, furthering scientific knowledge exchange
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Press Release How plants are built to be strong and responsive
Researchers have solved the long-standing mystery of how plants control the arrangement of their cellulose fibres to grow, support themselves and store fixed carbon from the atmosphere
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28 FebEvent Biosciences and Innovation: promoting research excellence in Africa
Come and find out about scientific research in Africa and how you can collaborate with scientists in Africa
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News Improving food production with agricultural technology and plant biotechnology; free online course
Learn how to address challenges in growing, harvesting, and processing food and build your knowledge of food production challenges and technology with this Future Learn online course for 16-19 year olds studying biology
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