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Scientists have been characterising and classifying cells in increasing detail for centuries. From the development of new disease treatments to the genetic engineering of crops designed to withstand climate change - cells could contain many of the answers to major global challenges.

More and more students are seeing the advantages of a Year in Industry - work placements taken as part of a degree, providing valuable skills and experience, strengthening PhD applications, and enhancing career prospects.

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?

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.

Researchers at the Earlham Institute are gaining deeper insights into genetic diversity with pangenome annotation.

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