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Congratulations @hynmn-heong.bsky.social 👏🏻

Did you know that dried plant specimens, some collected hundreds of years ago, are helping us understand climate change today? 🌎

I ❤️ my job. Today have been hearing the update on BBSRC’s Connecting Cultures Neurodiversity project led by @johninnescentre.bsky.social. What a brilliant initiative to raise awareness of the strengths neurodivergent minds bring to advancing science

I have a feeling I’m reposting to an audience who agree with me but still worth saying

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📆 Tuesday 7 Oct '25

Get ready for the return of the Norwich Bioscience Institutes Accessible Science Talks!

Schools and colleges can join us online to hear directly from our researchers and technical specialists about their science & careers🔬🧬🌿🦠💻

Curated and digitised collection of Carabidae (ground beetles) | Doctoral Training Partnership George Seddon-Roberts, a John Innes Centre PhD student completed his PIPS at Amgueddfa Cymru (National Museum) in Cardiff as he wanted to gain practical work experience in curation within the museum…

Placements are a mandatory element of our PhD programme. Here's @gseddonroberts.bsky.social summary of his experience with @amgueddfacymru.bsky.social where he dropped a pin on the Salter Collection.
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Gut Thinking Part 3 - For Registered Healthcare Professionals Only Healthy Ageing - how does our microbiome change with age and can we do anything about it?

Are you a registered healthcare professional?🏥

🗣️ Check out Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology (PCSG)'s 🆓 upcoming talk on "Healthy Ageing: How does your microbiome change with age and can we do anything about it?" featuring our researchers

🗓️ Tuesday 3 June

Register now ⤵️

Current Postgraduate Opportunities | John Innes Centre All postgraduate research studentship opportunities at the John Innes Centre currently available are listed below. These opportunities include studentships funded by the Norwich Research Park…

Did you know that you can keep up-to-date and view the latest #PhD and #postgraduate opportunities at JIC on our website? 🎓🔬

Visit our page for current opportunities which are accepting applications, such as projects in the Dodd and Morgan groups: www.jic.ac.uk/training-car...

A social card with images of plant and fungi based foods and the text "Joint STAR-Biofortification Hubs funding call. For those working on biofortification in the UK in industry, organisations or academia: to improve the nutritional health and sustainability profile of existing or new plant/fungi-based foods through biofortfication. Deadline: 12 May 2025

🆕 Joint STAR-Biofortification Hubs funding call 🌟

The STAR Hub and Biofortification Hub have joined forces to offer an additional and unique funding call.

📅 Deadline: 12 May 2025

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@johninnescentre.bsky.social

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🎓 #PhDPosition !

🤰 Understanding the relationship between the maternal microbiome and fetal growth restriction with Professor Mark Webber @webberma.bsky.social and Professor Alison Mather @alisonmather.bsky.social

📅Apply by Monday 14 April

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Very sorry to have missed out on a ticket to this and am looking forward to the full programme in May

All the luck 🤞🏻🤞🏻

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Hi lovely Rex the #johninnescentre cat

Almost the end of #neurodiversitycelebrationweek and am proud of my tiny contribution to this #bbsrc funded project

Vitamin B12 levels linked to hidden increase in brain ageing - Quadram Institute A new study has found evidence that the current recommended vitamin B12 levels may not be high enough to counter cognitive decline as we age.

“At Quadram in collaboration with our partners at the @johninnescentre.bsky.social we are actively exploring innovative ways to incorporate vitamin B12 into plant-based foods while also developing new gold-standard diagnostic approaches to improve detection and intervention”

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🎓 #PhDPosition available in my group!

🫁 Understanding the microbiome and phageome in chronic lung infections for the development of phage therapy with me & Prof Eleanor Mishra

📅 Apply by Monday 14 April

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Happy to answer questions, but don't send your CV through email.

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🎓 #PhDPosition !

🔬 Human Health Starts with Food: Genomic Tracking of Pathogens and Microbial Interactions in Poultry with Dr Nicol Janecko and Dr Matthew Gilmour

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PhD position in Norwich for anyone interested. Deadline April 14th

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🆕 Applications are now open for the Microbes, Microbiomes and Bioinformatics (MMB) Doctoral Training programme @mmbdtp.bsky.social 🎓

🧵 We have lots of exciting projects based here at the Quadram Institute including ⤵️

Model of a human brain on a blue plate.

How are vitamin B12 and brain ageing connected? 🧠💊 🧠💊

This #BrainAwarenessWeek, we’re sharing new evidence suggesting current recommended vitamin B12 levels may not be high enough to counter cognitive decline with age 📉

Read more ⤵️
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Here goes on a new (to me) social media platform. Hope this old dog finds it easier than Instagram