Farmers can be warned about the appearance of potentially devastating crop pathogens in near real-time, thanks to technology that collects and sequences the air around their fields.

Cross-breeding is becoming an existential threat to aquaculture in East Africa and, if left unchecked, could lead to the disappearance of genetic diversity for one of the most widely-farmed freshwater fish in the world.

Dr Sarah Guiziou, who joined the Earlham Institute as a Career Development Fellow, has been awarded a prestigious Future Leaders Fellowship from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

BioFAIR is poised to revolutionise UK life science research by transforming how we facilitate research data management, thanks to the approval of a £34m investment from UKRI which will be coordinated from the Earlham Institute.

Researchers at the Earlham Institute in Norwich have begun a year-long project of sampling and sequencing the air at sites across Norfolk.

The Earlham Institute has received its first Technician Commitment award during a signatory event held in Cardiff on the 15th May.

A new project is bringing together the Earlham Institute and Tozer Seeds to apply the latest genomic tools for accelerating plant breeding programmes.

An innovative project using artificial intelligence (AI) to personalise therapies for patients with cardiovascular disease has kicked off at a meeting in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

A new spin-out company is set to transform the agricultural sector by revolutionising plant and animal breeding, as well as the development of inputs such as agrochemicals, biostimulants, biologicals, and plant nutrients.

An exciting new project will look to put cutting-edge research tools in the hands of plant breeders, providing access to genomic resources to accelerate the development of more resilient and climate-resistant crops.