In an informative original blog - Amsbio reports how researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School have shed light on the role of microRNA - miR-483-5p in attenuating the detrimental effects of stress on brain function and anxiety-related behaviors.
Riding the biotech wave: A durable bet for real estate?
Researchers at the John Innes Centre at Norwich Research Park have helped to solve a historical puzzle that could revolutionise the breeding of the humble pea and other legumes leading to improvements in their nutritional value and lessening the reliance on pesticides.
Global drug development consultancy Boyds has appointed a Vice President of Regulatory Affairs in response to growing demand for its specialist services and expertise.
We're seeking a quantitative researcher passionate about uncovering novel correlations within complex life science and healthcare datasets. This role offers the opportunity to develop advanced computational tools and algorithms, enhancing our analytical platforms and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in data science.
Dr Cary Fowler, former US Special Envoy for Global Food Security and 2024 World Food Prize winner will be delivering this year’s John Innes Foundation Lecture, ‘Trends – Trouble – Tenacity: The food security picture for 2050’. It will be held at the John Innes Conference Centre at Norwich Research Park starting from 1.30-2.30pm on Friday 23 May.
Join Pioneer Group and the UK Alliance for Sustainable Chemicals and Materials (UK-ASCM), for this exciting event focused on driving innovation, collaboration, and a greener future for the chemical industry.
Join industry leaders, innovators, policymakers, and researchers at the UK Sustainable Chemicals Summit 2025, the premier event dedicated to advancing sustainability in the chemicals sector.
With the UK government targeting 1.5 million new homes by 2030 and retrofitting 19 million by 2050, the pressure is on to meet housing demands, while significantly reducing emissions. The built environment currently accounts for 33% of the UK’s carbon footprint—so how do we build better, and greener?