Integrating automation with synthetic biology expertise, Davide Annese in the Earlham Biofoundry. is helping the bioscience community reduce manual labour, speed up process, and increase precision.

Applications are invited for a three-year position, with a possibility of extension, as a Postdoctoral Research Scientist to join the laboratory of Dr Quince in the High-Resolution Microbiomics group at the Earlham Institute, based in Norwich, UK. Background We are seeking to recruit an individual with a high-level of quantitative skills to develop novel computational and mathematical methods to study the soil microbiome.

Bringing together the international single-cell and spatial community for a two-day discussion across model and non-model systems.

Scientists at Earlham Institute, John Innes Centre, University of Freiburgh, and University Medical Center Rotterdam present EISCA and EISTA, two standardized, end-to-end pipelines for single-cell RNA- seq and imaging-based spatial transcriptomics analysis.

Can we program how plants grow? In this talk, Dr. Sarah Guiziou will explore how advanced recombinase and integrase genetic tools let researchers record gene...

The University of Sheffield’s NERC Environmental Omics Facility (NEOF) and Data Science platforms at the Earlham Institute will serve as the backbone data infrastructure for the newly announced Advanc...

Hands on training in long‑read single‑cell RNA‑seq, from experimental design to data interpretation

Integrating automation with synthetic biology expertise, Davide Annese in the Earlham Biofoundry. is helping the bioscience community reduce manual labour, speed up process, and increase precision.

The University of Sheffield's NERC Environmental Omics Facility (NEOF) and Data Science platforms at the Earlham Institute will serve as the backbone data infrastructure for the newly announced Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) Accelerated Adaptation programme.

Scientists at Earlham Institute, John Innes Centre, University of Freiburgh, and University Medical Center Rotterdam present EISCA and EISTA, two standardized, end-to-end pipelines for single-cell RNA- seq and imaging-based spatial transcriptomics analysis.

Hands on training in long‑read single‑cell RNA‑seq, from experimental design to data interpretation

A new collaboration will tackle major technical challenges currently limiting protist genomics, helping to unlock the potential of protist research for biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture and environmental applications.

The Earlham Institute has been awarded funding by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to develop Protist Omics at Scale, a three-year international methods-development programme run in partnership with the Scottish Association for Marine Science, home of the Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa, and Aalborg University.

The University of Sheffield’s NERC Environmental Omics Facility (NEOF) and Data Science platforms at the Earlham Institute will serve as the backbone data infrastructure for the newly announced Advanc...

A new collaboration will tackle major technical challenges currently limiting protist genomics, helping to unlock the potential of protist research for biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture and environmental applications.

The University of Sheffield's NERC Environmental Omics Facility (NEOF) and Data Science platforms at the Earlham Institute will serve as the backbone data infrastructure for the newly announced Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) Accelerated Adaptation programme.

The SCI Agrisciences Group is delighted to announce that Professor Rosemary Collier from the University of Warwick is the 2026 recipient of the Andrew Medal.

New rules around gene editing have placed England at the forefront of the smart food revolution. This cutting-edge science promises more nutritious, resilient and environmentally friendly crops, and lower costs for farmers.

The University of East Anglia (UEA) will help train a new generation of researchers to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing human health - thanks to funding from the Medical Research Council (MRC).

The Earlham Institute has been awarded funding by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to develop Protist Omics at Scale, a three-year international methods-development programme run in partnership with the Scottish Association for Marine Science, home of the Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa, and Aalborg University.

A new collaboration will tackle major technical challenges currently limiting protist genomics, helping to unlock the potential of protist research for biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture and environmental applications.

The University of Sheffield’s NERC Environmental Omics Facility (NEOF) and Data Science platforms at the Earlham Institute will serve as the backbone data infrastructure for the newly announced Advanc...

Hands on training in long‑read single‑cell RNA‑seq, from experimental design to data interpretation

A new collaboration will tackle major technical challenges currently limiting protist genomics, helping to unlock the potential of protist research for biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture and environmental applications.

As UK startups face a critical scale-up bottleneck, the Earlham Biofoundry is providing the automation, infrastructure and specialist expertise to translate laboratory breakthroughs into commercial-scale biomanufacturing.

AI and machine learning are kicking synthetic biology up to new levels of innovation. Researchers see huge potential for novel drugs and other chemicals; some also see risks.

From solving biological puzzles to making sense of enormous datasets, coding has become mainstream in modern science. As we generate more data than ever before, the ability to analyse, explore and interpret this treasure trove of information is becoming an essential skill.

The Earlham Institute has been awarded funding by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to develop Protist Omics at Scale, a three-year international methods-development programme run in partnership with the Scottish Association for Marine Science, home of the Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa, and Aalborg University.

As UK startups face a critical scale-up bottleneck, the Earlham Biofoundry is providing the automation, infrastructure and specialist expertise to translate laboratory breakthroughs into commercial-scale biomanufacturing.

Applications are invited for a DevOps Engineer (BioFAIR Methods Commons) to join the Data Science Group in the Research Faculty of the Earlham Institute, based in Norwich, UK. Background BioFAIR UK is a UK federated digital research infrastructure designed to connect existing services, communities, and expertise to build a cohesive national ecosystem for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reproducible (FAIR) data.

European centres of expertise to help uncover new applications

A new collaboration will tackle major technical challenges currently limiting protist genomics, helping to unlock the potential of protist research for biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture and en...