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Europe’s ash dieback epidemic could have been caused by just one or two mushroom-like fruiting bodies of a fungal pathogen from Asia, according to research published today.
Read the storyIn a ceremony at the Chinese Embassy in London, His Excellency Ambassador Liu Xiaoming presented John Innes Centre Director, Professor Dale Sanders FRS, with a 10-year China Talent Visa (R).
Read the storyProfessor Dean is one of six world-leading scientists named today as recipients of these prestigious awards.
Read the storyA John Innes Centre PhD student is to visit the Houses of Parliament to explain the science behind his research into a devastating global crop pathogen.
Read the storyOn 1 February, the Prime Minister, Theresa May, visited the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) in Beijing.
Read the storyA new facility to assist advances in crop science is taking shape in the Norfolk countryside
Read the storyWorld-leading wheat scientist, Dr Cristobal Uauy, has been awarded the prestigious Research Medal by The Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE)
Read the storyExperts from the UK and Brazil have joined forces to address the challenges and opportunities for agricultural nitrogen science in Florianopolis, Brazil.
Read the storyA study of the colour patterns among wild flowers in a mountain valley has yielded a clue about how nature controls fundamental evolutionary change in all species.
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