The Earlham Institute has appointed two new Trustees to its Board, with Dr Stephanie Pilkington and Professor Magnus Rattray taking up the posts from July.

Single-cell genomics technology could transform understanding of how bacterial populations evolve and combat the growing issue of antibiotic resistance

Bees have been increasingly stressed by hotter and wetter conditions over the past 100 years, with comparisons between DNA from today’s pollinators and ancient museum specimens revealing insights into the growing impact of climate change.

An Earlham Institute team that has developed machine learning technology to find genetic markers for important traits in plants has been awarded £25,000 of funding from UKRI.

The Earlham Institute is expected to contribute around £4 billion to the global economy over the next 10 years, according to a new socioeconomic impact report on the Norwich-based research institute.

UK Research and Innovation has awarded £6.3 million of new funding to support the development of BioFAIR, a collaborative virtual infrastructure that will support the sharing and management of life science data.

A landmark project to sequence the genomes of all 70,000 species of eukaryotic organisms in Britain and Ireland will be on show this summer at one of the largest free science festivals in the UK.

The Earlham Institute has appointed Professor Peter Holland as its new Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Boosting numbers of the once critically endangered pink pigeon may not be enough to save it from extinction in the future, according to a major study on the iconic species.

A computer model could help to reveal how some infectious diseases - including COVID-19 - trigger an overactive immune response in certain patients, which can drive inflammation and lead to serious complications or even death.