Bruno Ngou, a previous NRPDTP student based at The Sainsbury Laboratory, has had a first author paper “Mutual Potentiation of Plant Immunity by Cell-surface and Intracellular Receptors”, published in Nature. Bruno and his coauthors at The Sainsbury ...
The UEA Engagement Awards celebrate and recognise public engagement by students, staff, academics and departments from UEA and the Norwich Research Park. The awards this year took place on 9th June and NRPDTP students James Canham and Danny Ward both ...
The inaugural SustainableUEA Awards took place recently. The awards recognise the achievements of staff and students across UEA who have made contributions to the UEA sustainability agenda, celebrating their work in making the University and local, regional, ...
Natalia Zielonka, a DTP student based at the University of East Anglia, has published a blog post about her recent fieldwork trip on the Wines of Great Britain website. Natalia’s research is focussing on looking at how landscape and management practices ...
NRPDTP Board Member and Supervisor, Professor Jonathan Jones, has been made an Honorary Member of the British Society for Plant Pathology. The BSPP appoints an honorary member each year, in recognition of their outstanding contributions to plant pathology. ...
Having kept chickens for longer than she can remember, Bushra Abu-Helil always considered them her ‘gateway’ animal into natural sciences. Borrowing an old incubator from a friend, throughout high school she would hatch chickens and peacocks in her ...
Developed in response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, ViralLink is a systems biology workflow which reconstructs and analyses networks representing the effect of viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, on intracellular signalling. NRPDTP alumna Agatha Traveil was ...
DTP student Amber Hafeez has been involved in an ambitious proposal to create a resistance gene “atlas” as a resource for the international wheat community. This work has been outlined in a new review, of which Amber was the lead author. The atlas ...
The aim of Minorities in STEM is to create a network that can connect, support and showcase the individuals working and studying within Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM). The Twitter account has a different BAME individuals working or ...
Rafal Zdrzalek, a DTP student based at the John Innes Centre, has recently published two papers, being co-author in one and first author on another. Raf is a co-author of a review published in JBC: “A molecular roadmap to plant immune system” (doi: ...
This week the NRPDTP has welcomed our 2020 cohort to the programme. Thirty-seven new students joined us for our online Welcome and Induction where we outlined what the programme involved and described the launch of our redefined training, learning and ...
The Global Science show is a virtual science festival on Twitter that’s aims to share global science, run by Sam Langford (@scottishscicomm, @GlobalSciShow). DTP student Summer Rosonovski made a video aimed at the general public explaining what DNA ...