Careers | Find us | Contact us
2025-01-14T11:03:13+00:0014 October 2024|
Artist and Tree of Life genome scientist Petra Korlević is celebrating the charm and wonder of invertebrates this October. Find out why Petra is capturing the secret world of moths, bees, beetles and anemones living across the British Isle and discover how you can develop your artistic skills.
2024-10-04T10:35:58+01:002 October 2024|
Corals are bleaching at unprecedented rates due to human-induced climate change. Researchers studying the DNA of corals and the algae they live in symbiosis with aim to better understand how to protect them.
2025-03-20T11:23:32+00:0013 September 2024|
Tapping out the DNA code of the Deathwatch Beetle gives hope to future conservation research into battling this wood-munching marauder.
2024-06-25T08:57:19+01:005 May 2024|
C. elegans, a workhorse of modern biology, was the first multicellular organism to have its DNA code sequenced in 1998. But it is just one of potentially millions of nematode species. We explore the latest work to sequence the genomes of hundreds of nematodes and put C. elegans in its evolutionary context.
2024-05-21T14:59:53+01:0021 September 2023|
With adult Pine Hoverflies seen in Scotland for the first time in many years, top-quality genome sequences are now helping make a permanent success of saving arguably Britain’s most endangered insect.
2024-05-21T15:04:24+01:0014 September 2023|
A thousand reference genomes of the highest quality have now been produced for diverse eukaryotic species across the tree of life.
2024-05-21T15:22:41+01:003 August 2023|
From sex-changing fish to asexual lizards, these and many more species will be captured in a new sex database made possible by the Wellcome Sanger Institute’s powerful genomic resources.
2023-06-21T16:05:47+01:0021 June 2023|
Sanger researchers are involved in large-scale projects that aim to revolutionise how we monitor and understand global biodiversity – starting with insects. But some of their work is starting closer to home, working with schools and local communities to monitor insect biodiversity across Cambridgeshire and Essex.
2022-12-12T18:47:21+00:008 December 2022|
Meet the software developers, informaticians and bioinformaticians who are helping to sequence the DNA of all life on earth.
Wellcome Genome Campus,
Hinxton, Cambridgeshire,
CB10 1SA. UK
+44 (0)1223 834244
Wellcome Genome Campus,
Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, CB10 1SA. UK
+44 (0)1223 834244
