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01 July 2022
Science
FEATURE

The genetic machinery that drives biodiversity

Thanks to new technologies and novel approaches to big data, researchers are revealing new secrets into the genetic processes that power Cichlid evolution.
21 August 2019
Learning
FEATURE | 5 min READ

We're ten years old: leading the field in decoding complex, non-human genomes

Ten ways our expertise has led the way in how we decode complex, non-human genomes.
07 May 2019
Science
FEATURE | 5 min READ

10 years of impact: global food security

How has research at the Earlham Institute impacted on global food security over the last ten years, and what is the value to the global economy in the future?
23 January 2017
Science
FEATURE | 8 min READ

Aquaculture and tilapia: a fish that may tip the balance

Overfishing has been rife for decades and our seas and oceans have become vastly depleted in fish reserves. Despite this, around 40%* of the world’s population lives on or close to the coast, largely relying on fish as a major protein source. It is time to look inland, towards freshwater aquaculture.
03 June 2016
Science
FEATURE | 5 min READ

Looking to aquaculture

Our oceans are fast becoming exhausted, so what are we doing about it?