Scientists from the Quadram Institute have travelled to Washington DC to discuss how research into the ways bacteria interact with metals could help develop cleaner and more sustainable methods of recovering the critical minerals needed […]

Residents in Norfolk and North Suffolk can sign up online to join our ‘match-making’ database which will keep you informed when health-related research studies that may suit your needs begin. It’s never been easier to connect to […]

The Quadram Institute will help transform regional health research thanks to a multi‑million pound investment from the Medical Research Council The post Multi million pound drive to revolutionise healthcare in the East appeared first on […]

Quadram research finds farming method isn't a major contributor to the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes in bacteria on UK retail meat and leafy green products The post Metagenomics show farming method not a major driver of AMR in […]

Over the past winter our team enrolled local participants with low vitamin D levels to the ViTaL-D Study, funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). Participants consumed a portion of tomato soup daily […]

The new trustees are Tim Edwards, Ian Puddephat and Paul Quinlan. Tim Edwards has extensive experience in biopharmaceuticals and is Chair of three VC-backed private companies. Previously Tim was a Governing Board member of Innovate UK, the […]

ME/CFS is a complex, long-term illness characterised by severe fatigue, along with other symptoms like sleep disturbances, brain fog, flu-like feelings and sensory sensitivities. It affects around 250,000 people in the UK alone, […]

The team at the Quadram Institute on the Norwich Research Park has been shortlisted in the Chartered Institute of Public Relations Excellence Awards 2026. The awards final takes place in a ceremony in London on 1 July. The Quadram […]

Metagenomics relies on the use of software programmes called assemblers, which can reconstruct tens of thousands of individual microbial genomes from DNA sequencing of samples such as soil, bodily fluids, or clinical swabs from hospitals. […]

Genome sequencing at the Quadram Institute has helped uncover information about the UK population of Campylobacter, the most common bacterial cause of gastroenteritis. The new study from the Food Standards Agency’s PATH-SAFE programme […]