We work on some of the most important issues facing us today, from global food security to helping build a sustainable bioeconomy, and we invite you to explore the stories of how we help overcome these major challenges and make a real difference in the world.
The Earlham Institute has played a leading role in creating genomic resources that will enable breeders to boost global aquaculture production and protect biodiversity.
The Earlham Institute has made major contributions to understanding the wheat genome and is leading research efforts to improve a crop vital for global food security.
Our wide-ranging research into animal, plant and microbial genomics helps us improve breeding, withstand disease and enhance yields for future generations.
Our diverse projects covering the breadth of life on earth are helping us to improve human, animal and plant health, while aiding in researching healthier living systems.
With our cutting-edge technological capacity encompassing genome sequencing and analysis, the work we do is underpinned by open data, open publication and open-source software, which keeps us at the forefront of genomics research.
