Genomic advances reveal how similar weeds can dominate wheat fields that are geographically separated by over 5,000 miles.

The UK Government has committed to a timeline for introducing legislation that will empower researchers, companies, farmers, and consumers to benefit from precision breeding techniques.

The Earlham Institute has announced two new appointments to its Board of Trustees, with Professor Deborah Smith taking on the role of Chair and Gillian Fairfield joining as a Trustee Director.

The Earlham Institute has appointed Tony Burdett as the new Director of BioFAIR, a £34 million programme to revolutionise UK life science research by transforming how we facilitate research data management.

A new state-of-the-art Data Centre at Norwich Research Park has been given the green light for construction.

Reducing the amount of protein in your diet might benefit your immune system during an infection, according to a new study in human cells and mice.

More than £500 million is being invested by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in Doctoral Landscape Awards and Doctoral Focal Awards, supporting thousands of PhD students - including those studying at the Earlham Institute.

A molecular tape recorder has been able to chronicle the timeline of genetic activity that sets in motion the development of two important features in plants - lateral roots and stomata.

The Earlham Institute is calling on international policymakers at COP16 to safeguard open access to Digital Sequence Information as they debate the implementation of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity.

Two Earlham Institute students have won the 2024 John Innes Foundation prize for Excellence in Science Communication, awarded at the John Innes Centre Annual Science Meeting in Norwich.