What happens when the Communications team gets let loose in the lab? Group Leader Dr @sarah_guiziou, invited us along to her lab for a festive #STEMengagement activity - "painting" with bacteria. A great method for introducing #microbiology and #synbio to young audiences.
🆕 We're recruiting a #KeyAccount and #SalesManager to join our Business Development and Impact Team.
This new role will support the work of the Earlham Enterprises Ltd, driving revenue growth through strategic sales planning and relationship management.
https://t.co/ElUqvVB8U1
💬 "If you're looking for tools on how to extract, analyse and plot modification data from your #nanopore sequences, this course is perfect for you!"
Register for our DNA #basemodification course by 03 January!
https://t.co/G7817jHiJZ
💻 Thanks to significant investment from @BBSRC, a new state-of-the-art #DataCentre is set to bolster UK #bioscience capability, delivering high-density computing power to support future advancements across the Norwich Bioscience Institutes. 🧬🌱🦠
➡️https://t.co/BVRCIcnmVG
💬 "Dynamic, practical, helpful and well-delivered course. Very useful for any replication/ epigenetics/ researchers interested in ONT experiments with base modifications."
Register for our DNA base modification training course with @nanopore 👇
https://t.co/mZsq4j3QO5
📣 Save the date! The Norwich #SingleCell and #Spatial Symposium returns 18-19 June 2025, exploring the latest technologies, research, and applications.
📝 Register your interest to stay updated when registration opens!
https://t.co/FLCIndqKwx
💬 "There are many platforms to assist automation and standardisation of this type of method. The main divide is between sequencing-based and probe-based techniques."
How to use spatial transcriptomics to view single plant cells in situ
https://t.co/SF68QlX0hc
🗓️ The Norwich #SingleCell and #Spatial Symposium in partnership with @uniofeastanglia returns 18-19 June 2025, exploring the latest technologies, research, and applications.
📝 Register your interest to stay updated when registration opens
https://t.co/Od4PatY7se
YEAR IN INDUSTRY: Applications are now open for our 2025/26 #YearinIndustry programme at Earlham Institute.
The placement provides #undergraduate#students with an opportunity to develop skills and experience, supporting future career developments.
https://t.co/VcgMzjHQfw
🧬 Do you want to learn how to use @nanopore sequencing to detect DNA base modifications?
Our new course will include experimental design with important considerations for generating ultra-long #Nanopore#sequencing reads.
https://t.co/p3TXMIPkxu
🌐 In this new #webinar with @vizgen_inc, scientists from the Earlham Institute will share their journey of working with the Vizgen #MERSCOPE for #SpatialTranscriptomics, offering insights from optimising the platform for complex samples.
Find out more: https://t.co/VUamCGmQK8
Welcoming delegates to @EarlhamInst Single Cell RNAseq Laboratory course with a bit of theory. Great to have such a diverse group of backgrounds from attendees.
📰 The #European Reference Genome Atlas (@erga_biodiv) has today announced the success of its Pilot Project, bringing together collaborators from 33 European countries to produce high-quality #referencegenomes for 98 species. 🧬
https://t.co/MBjHedWmdf
🆕#Longread sequencing is a powerful tool to identify variations and support transcript analysis.
The Earlham Institute's technical and research teams are working together to generate long, and ultra-long reads across complex systems and species. 🧬
https://t.co/L9ivMCAA7g
🆕 Scientists at the Earlham Institute have begun a year-long study sampling and sequencing the air at sites across Norfolk, using a cutting-edge approach developed in partnership with @NHM_Science. 🍃 🧬
➡️ https://t.co/yc8FM1tI9g
@matholomoo@richardmleggett@MiaBerelson
Take a look at our amazing speakers for this year's Norwich #SingleCell Symposium! They'll be discussing their latest research and applications across the single-cell and #spatial field. #EISingleCell24
⏰ Registration closes midnight on Monday 10 June
➡️ https://t.co/pm4sKDq1O2