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NEWS: Fifth and final round of applications for the Community Resource for Wheat Transformation is open until 31st May 2016

 Community Resource for Wheat Transformation

Apply if you have a favourite gene, relevant to BBSRC food security targets, which you would like to have transformed into wheat, free of charge. Over-expression, RNAi and gene editing constructs accepted.
Do apply if  you are interested in CrispR/Cas9 editing, as we now have evidence of stable editing in wheat at NIAB.

NEWS: New business development manager and regional agronomist appointments at NIAB

UK crop research organisation NIAB has appointed Steven Tompkins in a new role of Business Development Manager and Emily Borton as a trainee regional agronomist for the south of England, effective immediately.

Steven will be responsible for securing new commercial and research funding, promoting the organisation’s role as a leading provider of innovative agricultural research and technical services in the UK.

NEWS: Cambridge leads UK institutions in agreement on crop science with Indian government

A collaboration between leading scientists in the UK and India will focus on tackling global food shortages with research into increasing crop yields and improving disease and drought resistance.

This collaboration will create opportunities for leading experts in the UK and India to come together to tackle global challenges in the areas of food security, crop science and biotechnology.

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