Research facility · founded 1910
John Innes Centre
Norwich, United Kingdom · jic.ac.uk
Part of Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
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- Grants since 2016
- 51
Grants received
2016–2020 · grant · Molecular Basis of Cell Function
Understanding the mechanism of DNA topoisomerase VI using ensemble and single-molecule methods
John Innes Centre · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2020 · fellowship · WT/NIH Four Year PhD Studentship
Understanding the mechanism of DNA topoisomerase VI using ensemble and single- molecule methods
Miss Shannon Jane Mckie · John Innes Centre · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016 · fellowship · Royal Society Announces University Research Fellowships For
Generating and Regenerating Vasculature in Plants
Charles Melnyk · John Innes Centre · funded by Royal Society
2016 · fellowship · Royal Society Announces University Research Fellowships For
Genetic regulation of inflorescence architecture and development in wheat
Scott Boden · John Innes Centre · funded by Royal Society
2016–2021 · grant · Molecular Basis of Cell Function
Understanding and exploiting the role of type II DNA topoisomerases in DNA replication and recombination.
John Innes Centre · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2018 · fellowship · H2020 - MSCA-IF-EF-ST
Unlocking Triterpenoid Structural Diversity and Bioactivity through Genome Mining
John Innes Centre · funded by European Commission
2016–2018 · fellowship · H2020 - MSCA-IF-EF-ST
New insights into wheat meiosis: Crossover resolution in the absence of the Ph1 locus
John Innes Centre · funded by European Commission
2016–2021 · fellowship · ERC-STG
Investigating the role of in vivo RNA structure in RNA degradation
John Innes Centre · funded by H2020 European Research Council
2016 · grant · Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship (incl. JSPS and NSTC)
Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship (incl. JSPS and NSTC) (February 2016)
Hassan Salem · John Innes Centre · funded by Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung
2016–2023 · research · Investigator Award in Science
Understanding and exploiting the role of type II DNA topoisomerases in DNA replication and recombination.
Prof Anthony Maxwell · John Innes Centre · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2018 · fellowship · H2020 - MSCA-IF
Understanding the Role of Antisense lncRNA in Vernalization, Memory and Life History
John Innes Centre · funded by European Commission