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New methods for visualising and sequencing genetic material from a single cell are allowing scientists to explore fundamental questions about living systems.

For International Women in Engineering Day, we spoke to three scientists at the Earlham Institute who reflected on their career paths in engineering biology.

DNA analysis has transformed forensic science - but interpreting mixtures of DNA from multiple individuals can be a challenge. Could single-cell analysis help?

Research institutes need to navigate a complex relationship between science and government policy. Working collaboratively on policy can bring significant benefits.

If you care about nature, then you should care about gene editing. Gene editing can increase crop yields without habitat loss and reduce reliance on toxic chemicals which destroy nature.

Here at the Earlham Institute a lot of people are very excited about pangenomes. But what are they? And how will they change genetics?