News from 2019 tagged as bioscience

November

Cell signalling breakthrough opens up new avenues for research news

Researchers at the University of Liverpool have made a major breakthrough in the field of cell signalling. In humans, signalling in cells normally regulates cell growth and repair.

June

Bioscience Big Ideas Pipeline news

Do you have an exciting and ambitious Big Idea? Introducing the Biosciences Big Ideas Pipeline.

April

Inside our world; Inside EI press release

Ever wonder what goes on behind science institute doors? Come and find out about EI's unique and fascinating bioscience at the Open Day: 'Inside EI' on Tuesday 21 May 2019. Earlham Institute (EI) will be opening up its life science research to the public - explore their pioneering and diverse range of genomics and bioinformatics projects which decode living systems to understand and better our world.

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BBSRC asks for community input on data intensive bioscience news

BBSRC is conducting a review of data-intensive bioscience research in 2019. The ‘Forward Look for UK Bioscience’ recognises the importance of data-intensive research and this review will help strengthen BBSRC’s understanding of the research landscape in this area.

March

Tomato plants, losing less water to the atmosphere. Copyright: University of Glasgow

Scientists find new, more efficient way to reduce water use and improve plant growth news

A team of scientists has revealed a new, sustainable way for plants to increase carbon dioxide (CO2) use for photosynthesis while reducing water usage. The breakthrough was led by a team of plant scientists at the University of Glasgow and is published in the journal Science.