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05 May 2026
People Science
FEATURE | 10 min READ

Breaking the silos: How open collaboration is transforming plant pangenomics

Pangenomes are transforming plant genomic research by capturing the vast genetic diversity that traditional, single reference genomes often miss.
31 March 2026
Learning PhD Blog
FEATURE | 5 min READ

Training during your PhD: what my first year of my PhD studies taught me.

As part of our regular blog series, PhD student Marine Folgoas reflects on the first year of her PhD and the important role training has played in developing her skills as a researcher.
March 19, 2026
Science
FEATURE | 5 min READ

Seven ways Earlham Institute’s research improves future health

At the Earlham Institute we harness the power of data-driven biology to accelerate solutions for health, biodiversity and food security. Using world-class technology platforms – we can reveal new insights into diseases and expand our understanding of human biology like never before.
11 March 2026
People Learning
FEATURE | 8 min READ

Fourteen things we learned about organising an inclusive conference

In March 2025, the first BBSRC-funded Connecting Research Culture Conference was held at Norwich Research Park, organised by the Earlham Institute.
February 11, 2026
People Science
FEATURE | 5 min READ

I told myself science wasn’t for me. I was wrong.

Today we celebrate International Women and Girls in Science Day - a powerful call to advocate for women's representation in STEM. Sarah Brady, Head of Communications at the Earlham Institute, reflects on her personal journey into the world of science and the impact it has had on her life.
10 February 2026
People Science
FEATURE | 8 min READ

How single-cell genomics is unmasking the hidden diversity of protists

From giant kelp forests to the microscopic parasites in a single drop of water, protists represent the vast bulk of eukaryotic phylogenetic diversity.
29 January 2026
People Learning
FEATURE | 10 min READ

Connecting communities to empower single-cell genomics in Latin America

Latin America (LatAm) holds extraordinary potential for single-cell and spatial genomics research. The region's unique genetic diversity, environments, and endemic diseases present unique opportunities to apply these technologies to address challenges in health, agriculture, and conservation.