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More and more evidence is showing a positive research culture - supportive of difference and diversity - is essential for producing great science. But how best do we achieve that?

In an era of cheaper and faster sequencing, genomics can mean having to find a needle-sized piece of vital information in a haystack-sized wealth of data. Our Grassroots tool helps you sort the wheat from the chaff.

Researchers at The Earlham Institute and Institut Pasteur in France have developed a new tool to uncover microbial diversity.

Sequencing an organism’s genome requires high-quality and high molecular weight DNA - but extracting fungal DNA of the necessary standard is anything but simple.

Researchers from the Earlham Institute and The Alan Turing Institute are using AI to examine the relationship between a cell’s structure and function.

The Earlham Institute's improved Low Input, Transposase Enabled (LITE) protocol is a low-cost method for high-throughput whole genome sequencing with reduced DNA input.