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15 October 2020

How does this “orphan crop” tolerate toxic aluminium?

An international team on the GROW Colombia project has identified genetic factors behind aluminium tolerance in tropical Brachiaria grasses - and for the first time provided valuable genetic resources, including a reference genome, for breeders looking to improve this important forage crop.
16 January 2020

A big data cyberinfrastructure to keep pace with Colombia’s natural capital

A call to build a big data cyberinfrastructure to support state-of-the-art science and the translation of research into evidence-based policymaking.
12 August 2019

Protecting biodiversity in Colombia: former guerrilla fighters becoming citizen scientists

Researchers from the Earlham Institute and the University of Sydney are working with ex-combatants of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia to grow their capability to protect the country’s valuable biodiversity.
09 April 2019

Federica Di Palma appointed to Colombia's “International Mission of Experts"

EI’s former Director of Science, Prof. Federica Di Palma, recently appointed to Colombia's Misión Internacional de Sabios - "International Mission of Experts"
14 March 2019

Inside our world: Inside EI

Through fun, informative and inspiring talks and exhibits, as well as tours of our state-of-the-art laboratories, you will get the chance to meet and interact with our researchers and explore how we use the latest genomics and computing technologies for decoding living systems.
20 September 2018

Amazon expedition with British Ambassador to GROW eco-tourism in Colombia

A British and Colombian delegation have visited the Amazonia for an exchange on sustainable tourism
02 July 2018

Koala genome cracked Down Under to help save species

World’s first complete koala genome sequenced to help conservation of the threatened charismatic creature