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Sliding microtubules, Busby Berkeley's synchronised swimmers and Utricularia bladderworts all featured in Prof Coen's brilliant presentation today! A fascinating story of InnerWorldsJIC John Innes Centre work into the mechanics of plant cell growth, recounted with great panache!👏

Our FEM model of 4-cell stomata is online! Great collaboration with Andrew Fleming and Richard Morris labs. #MorphoGraphX #MorphoDynamX #MorphoMechanX Julie Gray JodieArmand @shauni_mcgregor authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S09…

Internal twists in a mutant carnivorous plant reveal how genes control growth coordination via tissue mechanics. Read this research and more in the latest issue of Science: scim.ag/361

PRESS RELEASE - The clue is in the glue - Nature’s secret for holding it together An obscure aquatic plant has helped to explain how plants avoid cracking up under the stresses and strains of growth okt.to/KQB63a Norwich Research Park Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research

Tissue tension! #MorphoMechanX science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Delighted our paper on how Brassinosteroid coordinates cell layer interactions in plants via cell wall and tissue mechanics is out. Congrats to Rob, Karen and all the team! John Innes Centre Robert Kelly-Bellow Richard Smith Lab 🇺🇦 Chris Whitewoods Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Internal twists in a mutant carnivorous plant help reveal how genes control growth coordination via tissue mechanics in 2 wildly different plant species! Cool #plantsci & images from John Innes Centre & Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) researchers ➡️science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… ➡️bit.ly/44cdpcF

Our paper on tissue layer interaction is out! Thank you so much to everyone that was involved!!

Wonderful summer with InnerWorldsJIC Thank you

Hi tweeps, here's my conversation with Enrico Coen (InnerWorldsJIC), a plant biologist and geneticist at John Innes Centre. Enrico's work has focused on unraveling the intricate genetic and molecular mechanisms that govern the formation and growth of plants. In this conversation

Listen to Rico in conversation with Jitender Dublad on major transitions in biology, emergence of complexity, evolution of life, drivers of evolution, evolution of brains, intelligence and science. reasonwithscience.com/home/cells-to-… John Innes Centre

Pushing and Pulling in Plants shar.es/agnF9k A lovely write up of our recent work by Fenella Saunders American Scientist InnerWorldsJIC John Innes Centre

Three weeks ago I started my Msci work placement at the John Innes Centre ! I am joining Prof. Rico Coen's InnerWorldsJIC research project to identify loci involved in adaptive trait divergence between snapdragon (Antirrhinum) species. 🧬🌱 #research #plantscience #genetics

Wonderful article on our longtime collaboration with artist @KesselerRob featuring images of his beautiful work, from Emily Peterson Science Visuals John Innes Centre #SciArt #PlantSci science.org/content/blog-p…

Q and A with Rico in Current Biology talking about his career in science and what makes a good scientist. John Innes Centre #PlantSci doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

The finished product.! Really excellent to work with Geoff Dixon on revising this essential Brassica book.

Congratulations Przemek Przemek Prusinkiewicz and Rico on your review about how developmental timing mechanisms interact with the environment to control growth transitions in plants, published in Nature Communications today! rdcu.be/dCA7P John Innes Centre #PlantSci #Modelling

8 months into my Msci placement InnerWorldsJIC and just past the mark of 50 PCR plates done! Will I get to 100 before I leave in August? Commence construction my tower of Mendel!