Last day to apply - Exciting post-doc opportunity in my lab John Innes Centre in collaboration with @MarthaMerrow and Akos T. Kovacs on interactions between circadian clocks in bacteria and plants #chronobiology #plantsci #microbiology Apply: jic.ac.uk/vacancies/3129…

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Interested to learn more about vertical farming, and in the Norwich area? Join us Norwich Science Festival for a panel discussion on 15 February, with me, Kroon Lab Vertical Future LettUs Grow Aponic Vertical Aeroponic Farms @thepiercy Quadram Institute John Innes Centre more info➡️ norwichsciencefestival.co.uk/whats-on/verti…

We're back Norwich Science Festival again today! Come and visit us and see the amazing John Innes Centre Vertical Farming Exhibit 🌱 #norwich #learning #norwichscifest

We held an evening discussion session about vertical farms Norwich Science Festival, led by John Innes Centre and with Vertical Future Aponic Vertical Aeroponic Farms LettUs Grow - loads of interesting audience questions

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A decade after the first exercise, a major update has identified the 100 priority questions for plant science, from over 600 submitted by the community. Published in New Phytologist: nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np…

B12 is the world's most expensive vitamin, and the scarcest one in the human body. As the world transitions to plant-based diets, B12 deficiency will rise. Finding ways to fortify food with B12 may help to keep people, as well as the planet, healthy. youtube.com/watch?v=xUcFhC…

Royal Society video featuring our Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research funded work to effectively fortify plants with Vitamin B12 and diversify the options we have to increase B12 intake. Big collaborative project lead by John Innes Centre Antony Dodd, involving Quadram Institute, LettUs Grow, and University of Bristol Biological Sciences 🤓🌱

Put simply, B12 deficiency is both common and underdiagnosed and the new Nice guidelines (which are still in draft form) are likely to lead to far more people being tested and treated for the condition. Might you be one of them?

For all the root nerds - if you're interested in rhythmic/ circadian exudate release and rhizosphere interactions, we've got a section for you 🤓😎

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New paper! We report genome-wide circadian gating of a temperature response in plants. We used wheat as a model system, with its fascinating genome. Led by Calum Graham PLOS Genetics John Innes Centre University of Bristol Biological Sciences Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research SWBio DTP journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/a… #chronobiology

🆕 Plant-powered innovations: UK researchers boost B12 in pea shoots using aeroponics🌱 A Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research project with us, John Innes Centre & LettUs Grow grows vitamin B12 fortified pea shoots containing the recommended daily dose in a single small portion 🍽️ buff.ly/45VpmVG

Very pleased with how our work to increase Vitamin B12 intake using new horticultural approaches is developing Bethany May Eldridge Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research

NEWS - Pea-powered innovation delivers vitamin B12 daily dose Pea shoots which contain the recommended daily dose of vitamin B12 fortified in a single portion could soon be a tasty and healthy addition to your salad okt.to/iU4ewG Quadram Institute LettUs Grow Antony Dodd

OK #Science twitter - do your thing! We have written an open letter to Conservatives strongly opposing 'kicking woke ideology out of science' rhetoric & show they do not represent science. Please distribute widely! Screen readable text + signature form at hull.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/edi_in_science

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How can we improve access to the vitamin B12? Scientists at the John Innes Centre, Quadram Institute & LettUs Grow have discovered a way to add B12 to pea shoots using aeroponics. Learn more about this breakthrough in this video by The Royal Society: hubs.la/Q029pNtp0