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Feature | 5 min READ
Exploring the basics of bioinformatics at the Earlham Institute - the rewards and the lessons learned.
From synthetic biology to bioinformatics, what’s in a gene and microRNAs, we’ve covered a lot in the last year. So, what tickled your fancy the most?
Ho-ho-ho! At Earlham Institute we love a polyploid organism. Why stick to sequencing and decoding boring diploids when you have access to some of the biggest supercomputing power for life science research in Europe?
What do genes make? With third generation genome sequencing, a lot more than we thought.
#EIlearning #Learning #Algae #ScienceEd #SciChat… https://t.co/8B8e0teOqJ
Earlier in the year, David Field from the Zoological Society of East Anglia came to speak at EI and posed the question: “Zoos are powerful conservation organisations – fact or fiction?”
How do small pieces of RNA help determine how genes are expressed?
Quick read | 5 min READ
The Blocksford Brickopore LEGO sequencer highlights how we can engage both the public and scientists alike with science communication and outreach.
Opinion | 15 min READ
Why is public engagement in science so important - and why should we be investing a lot more time, money and effort into disseminating and communicating the breadth of scientific research we undertake?
Matthew Dale spent a summer working with the Earlham Institute comms team, where he found his passion for writing, such that he is now a prolific contributor to several publications while studying for a degree in biomedical sciences at Warwick University.
