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14 July 2025
Science
FEATURE | 3 min READ

Mapping cellular dynamics with the lichen cell atlas

Lichens thrive in the most extreme environments on earth; growing inside solid rock, and even surviving the vacuum of space. What can we learn from this fascinating and ancient partnership between two organisms?
10 July 2025
People
FEATURE | 3 min READ

Developing the next generation of technical specialists with T-Levels

The Earlham Institute T-Level industry placement programme offers invaluable hands-on experience and confidence, inspiring the next generation of young people pursuing careers in science.
30 June 2025
Science Technology
FEATURE | 5 min READ

Pangenome annotation opens up a multiverse of genes

Researchers at the Earlham Institute are gaining deeper insights into genetic diversity with pangenome annotation.
25 June 2025
Science
FEATURE | 8 min READ

Integrating single-cell and spatial genomics across the tree of life

New methods for visualising and sequencing genetic material from a single cell are allowing scientists to explore fundamental questions about living systems.
23 June 2025
People Learning
FEATURE | 8 min READ

Leading with curiosity: forging a career in engineering biology

For International Women in Engineering Day, we spoke to three scientists at the Earlham Institute who reflected on their career paths in engineering biology.
16 June 2025
Science Technology
FEATURE

Every cell tells a story: single-cell analysis in forensic science

DNA analysis has transformed forensic science - but interpreting mixtures of DNA from multiple individuals can be a challenge. Could single-cell analysis help?
11 June 2025
Policy Science
FEATURE | 5 min READ

Examining the science of evidence-based policy

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