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Norwich Research Park is home to a growing community of businesses that have spun-out from research undertaken on its campus

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High-growth businesses making their mark at Norwich Research Park

Anglia Innovation Partnership's Explorer Forum programme brings people from academia and business together to explore collaborative solutions and opportunities

Anglia Innovation Partnership's Explorer Forum programme brings people from academia and business together to explore collaborative solutions and opportunities

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Norwich initiative uses research collaboration to solve global challenges

HealthUEA, a new initiative from UEA at Norwich Reserch Park, has been launched to help bring research partners in the health sector together

HealthUEA, a new initiative from UEA at Norwich Reserch Park, has been launched to help bring research partners in the health sector together

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New health-based research initiative launched at UEA

Norwich Research Park has announced the winners of its Innovation Hothouse competition for start-ups. Winners (l-r) Ken Tam, Ediform, Josh Colmer, TraitSeq, Dr Yan Fan Lee, OPAU

Norwich Research Park has announced the winners of its Innovation Hothouse competition for start-ups. Winners (l-r) Ken Tam, Ediform, Josh Colmer, TraitSeq, Dr Yan Fan Lee, OPAU

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Enterprise competition awards virtual tenancies to start-ups

Ediform, a start-up at Norwich Research Park, is supporting the development of sustainable and healthy foods

Ediform, a start-up at Norwich Research Park, is supporting the development of sustainable and healthy foods

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Norwich start-ups aim to improve availability of healthy food

QIB Extra works with industry partners in the food, diet and health sectors to develop healthier foods

QIB Extra works with industry partners in the food, diet and health sectors to develop healthier foods

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How Norwich Research Park scientists are helping companies produce healthier foods

Find out how a virtual tenancy at Norwich Research Park could help you grow your business

Find out how a virtual tenancy at Norwich Research Park could help you grow your business

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How to start a business as a virtual tenant of Norwich Research Park

Led by Professor Anne Osbourn OBE, HotHouse Therapeutics uses engineering biology to tackle the urgent need for new drugs

Led by Professor Anne Osbourn OBE, HotHouse Therapeutics uses engineering biology to tackle the urgent need for new drugs

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Norwich company using plant science to develop new drugs

TraitSeq applies artificial intelligence to RNA sequencing data in plants to predict complex traits such as the likelihood of them succumbing to disease

TraitSeq applies artificial intelligence to RNA sequencing data in plants to predict complex traits such as the likelihood of them succumbing to disease

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Norwich biotech company using AI to optimise disease-resistant crops

Enterprise Tuesday featured presentations from Norwich Research Park’s entrepreneurial researchers and businesses.

Enterprise Tuesday featured presentations from Norwich Research Park’s entrepreneurial researchers and businesses.

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Norwich Research Park showcases business opportunities at enterprise event

Find out more about how Norwich Research Park spin-outs PfBIO and MVPea are developing sustainable agricultural practices and fighting diabetes

Find out more about how Norwich Research Park spin-outs PfBIO and MVPea are developing sustainable agricultural practices and fighting diabetes

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Norwich Research Park spin-outs improving farming and fighting diabetes

Local researchers from PulseON at the Quadram Institute have developed a new ingredient that can be used to improve the nutritional value of bread, pasta and snacks

Local researchers from PulseON at the Quadram Institute have developed a new ingredient that can be used to improve the nutritional value of bread, pasta and snacks

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The Norwich spin-out company harnessing the power of pulses

Dr Andrew Osborne is head of biology at Ikarovec

Dr Andrew Osborne is head of biology at Ikarovec

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Meet the Norwich researcher working to prevent blindness

Norwich Research Park’s Enterprise Strategy means it can offer advisory and financial support alongside top-class facilities, office space and personnel

Norwich Research Park’s Enterprise Strategy means it can offer advisory and financial support alongside top-class facilities, office space and personnel

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Science start-up programme helps entrepreneurs get going

Norwich Research Park scientists are sustainably safeguarding East Anglia’s sugar beet crop from a deadly virus

Norwich Research Park scientists are sustainably safeguarding East Anglia’s sugar beet crop from a deadly virus

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Regional research collaboration fights sugar beet disease

Michelle Hulin is a postdoctoral scientist at The Sainsbury Laboratory.

Michelle Hulin is a postdoctoral scientist at The Sainsbury Laboratory.

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Meet the researcher working to control plant disease

Norwich's 'top 10' researchers revealed in new list, including Professor Philip Jones of UEA above

Norwich's 'top 10' researchers revealed in new list, including Professor Philip Jones of UEA above

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Norwich's 'top 10' researchers revealed in new list

Charlie James designed the poster campaign artwork for the LGBTQ+ in Science event at Norwich Research Park.

Charlie James designed the poster campaign artwork for the LGBTQ+ in Science event at Norwich Research Park.

LGBTQ+ in Science day held at Norwich Research Park

Norwich Research Park hosts the National Centre of Yeast Collection (NCYC), which stores 4,400 strains of yeast at the Quadram Institute

Norwich Research Park hosts the National Centre of Yeast Collection (NCYC), which stores 4,400 strains of yeast at the Quadram Institute

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UK brewers store yeast strains at Norwich Research Park

The Earlham Institute at Norwich Research Park is running a public engagement programme to discover the biodiversity of the Norfolk Broads

The Earlham Institute at Norwich Research Park is running a public engagement programme to discover the biodiversity of the Norfolk Broads

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Barcoding the biodiversity of the Norfolk Broads

Roz Bird, CEO of Anglia Innovation Partnership LLP, who leads the team behind the future success of Norwich Research Park

Roz Bird, CEO of Anglia Innovation Partnership LLP, who leads the team behind the future success of Norwich Research Park

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Norwich Research Park launches strategy for new business investment

Scriptwriter Shey Hargreaves was invited to the Osbourn laboratory at the John Innes Centre as part of the Translating Science project

Scriptwriter Shey Hargreaves was invited to the Osbourn laboratory at the John Innes Centre as part of the Translating Science project

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New initiative uses ground-breaking science to inspire creative writing

Scientists at Norwich Research Park are working on an affordable and sustainable process to produce vitamin B12, an essential micronutrient which is absent in plant-based diets

Scientists at Norwich Research Park are working on an affordable and sustainable process to produce vitamin B12, an essential micronutrient which is absent in plant-based diets

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New research aims to find solution for vitamin B12 gap in vegan diets

Dr Laura-Jayne Gardiner from IBM Research Europe and Prof Anthony Hall, group leader at the Earlham Institute, have developed technology to better understand the circadian rhythm of plants, which could improve crop yields

Dr Laura-Jayne Gardiner from IBM Research Europe and Prof Anthony Hall, group leader at the Earlham Institute, have developed technology to better understand the circadian rhythm of plants, which could improve crop yields

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How understanding circadian rhythms in plants could improve crop yields

David Parfrey, chief executive of Norwich Research Park

David Parfrey, chief executive of Norwich Research Park

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Research Park CEO announces he is stepping down

Four in five members of the public think climate change is a global emergency and 81% believe it is caused by human activity

Four in five members of the public think climate change is a global emergency and 81% believe it is caused by human activity

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‘This is the critical decade for climate change’

Scientists at the Quadram Institute on Norwich Research Park found that 46% of the uncooked prawns they bought in the UK were contaminated with Vibrio bacteria

Scientists at the Quadram Institute on Norwich Research Park found that 46% of the uncooked prawns they bought in the UK were contaminated with Vibrio bacteria

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How genome sequencing helps keep our food safe from dangerous bacteria

The theatres team at NNUH is implementing sustainable practices like reusable trays and reducing non-clinical and clinical single-use plastic items

The theatres team at NNUH is implementing sustainable practices like reusable trays and reducing non-clinical and clinical single-use plastic items

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Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is going green

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) is funding high-risk and innovative science at UEA surrounding marine ecosystems

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) is funding high-risk and innovative science at UEA surrounding marine ecosystems

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Norwich researchers investigate how marine ecosystems regulate climate

Climate change has been found to be the cause of the extension of the oceans’ warm hemispheres towards both poles, according to a study involving Norwich Research Park

Climate change has been found to be the cause of the extension of the oceans’ warm hemispheres towards both poles, according to a study involving Norwich Research Park

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Researchers warn climate change could impact algae vital for ocean health

Productivity East will be the region’s new hub for engineering, technology and management

Productivity East will be the region’s new hub for engineering, technology and management

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UEA launches new Productivity East centre

The inaugural John Innes Foundation lecture will be delivered by professor Rattan Lal on Tuesday September 7, outlining the key issues that threaten healthy soils and strategies to overcome them

The inaugural John Innes Foundation lecture will be delivered by professor Rattan Lal on Tuesday September 7, outlining the key issues that threaten healthy soils and strategies to overcome them

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Why soil is the foundation for sustainable agriculture

Transport is the biggest source of emissions in Norwich and Norfolk, accounting for 39pc of our total carbon emissions

Transport is the biggest source of emissions in Norwich and Norfolk, accounting for 39pc of our total carbon emissions

Norwich researchers set green agenda ahead of climate change summit

Scientists at the John Innes Centre have produced a tomato enriched in the Parkinson’s disease drug L-DOPA

Scientists at the John Innes Centre have produced a tomato enriched in the Parkinson’s disease drug L-DOPA

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Three ways that Norwich scientists are improving world health

Norwich Institute of Healthy Ageing explores how changing our behaviours, such as adopting a Mediterranean diet, we can all live longer, healthier and more satisfying lives

Norwich Institute of Healthy Ageing explores how changing our behaviours, such as adopting a Mediterranean diet, we can all live longer, healthier and more satisfying lives

New research institute for healthy ageing launched

We have the jigsaw pieces to make some positive changes moving forward, including reduce the damaging effects we make to our environment

We have the jigsaw pieces to make some positive changes moving forward, including reduce the damaging effects we make to our environment

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'I want to go forward to a better way, armed with what we have learned'

Panel Graphic managing director Steve Earl, who mobilised staff and volunteers to produce visors to slow the spread of Covid-19

Panel Graphic managing director Steve Earl, who mobilised staff and volunteers to produce visors to slow the spread of Covid-19

Community role models receive trophies for new award

The NRP Biorepository team, based at the Bob Champion building, has been helping in the fight against Covid-19

The NRP Biorepository team, based at the Bob Champion building, has been helping in the fight against Covid-19

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Research Park’s world-leading teams continue to tackle the big issues

Sally’s Instagram account @pondlife_pondlife has almost 50,000 followers Picture: Sabrina Imbler

Sally’s Instagram account @pondlife_pondlife has almost 50,000 followers Picture: Sabrina Imbler

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Pond life: meet the scientist discovering the invisible but incredible beauty of protists

Asher Minns, executive director at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich Research Park with his daughter Myrtle Picture: Asher Minns

Asher Minns, executive director at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich Research Park with his daughter Myrtle Picture: Asher Minns

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How this Norwich scientist is empowering the public to tackle climate change

Picture: Dr Tom Turmezei

Picture: Dr Tom Turmezei

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Scan it be done? The doctor revolutionising arthritis care in a hospital near you

The Earlham Institute has undertaken an analysis of 10,000 Salmonella strains as part of a worldwide project to understand how Salmonella develops and is transmitted Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

The Earlham Institute has undertaken an analysis of 10,000 Salmonella strains as part of a worldwide project to understand how Salmonella develops and is transmitted Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

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National focus on Norwich science to deliver real-life solutions

Pete Bickerton as Barney Bee at the launch of the Norwich Science Festival 2019 Picture: Simon Finlay Photography

Pete Bickerton as Barney Bee at the launch of the Norwich Science Festival 2019 Picture: Simon Finlay Photography

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Norwich Research Park scientists take centre stage at major festival

Norwich Research Park has 59 hectares of Enterprise Zone land available to build on Picture: Norwich Research Park

Norwich Research Park has 59 hectares of Enterprise Zone land available to build on Picture: Norwich Research Park

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Norwich Research Park – a growing role in the future of the Norfolk economy

Neonatal consultant Professor Paul Clarke with his goats on his smallholding Picture: Angelica Clarke

Neonatal consultant Professor Paul Clarke with his goats on his smallholding Picture: Angelica Clarke

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Meet the doctor putting Norwich at the cutting-edge of neonatal research

An Uncertain Future by Matt Heaton, John Innes Centre

An Uncertain Future by Matt Heaton, John Innes Centre

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Functional and beautiful: winners of scientific image competition revealed

Partial to a cup of coffee or a banana? Tropic Biosciences is working on banana and coffee plant varieties that are resistant to diseases that threaten to wipe them out. Photo Getty Images

Partial to a cup of coffee or a banana? Tropic Biosciences is working on banana and coffee plant varieties that are resistant to diseases that threaten to wipe them out. Photo Getty Images

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How science moves from the research lab to real life

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Why the world needs more science… and poetry, too

Dr Edward Hem's work has involved studying bacteria in leafcutter ant nests, which has shown similarities to commercially-available antibiotics Picture: Ivan Kuzmin/Getty Images/iStockphoto

Dr Edward Hem's work has involved studying bacteria in leafcutter ant nests, which has shown similarities to commercially-available antibiotics Picture: Ivan Kuzmin/Getty Images/iStockphoto

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Meet the scientist looking for new antibiotics in nature

Samantha Fox is a plant scientist working at the John Innes Centre at Norwich Research Park

Samantha Fox is a plant scientist working at the John Innes Centre at Norwich Research Park

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The woman uplifting the next generation of scientists

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