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Well done Nikki Walter 👏👏🎉🎉👍👍🥳🥳 Great achievement! @PlantSciNottm UoNBiosciences Nottingham BBSRC DTP

What a wonderful day full of celebrating the last few years!! Massive thank you to Surbhi Grewal for being the best supervisor I could have for my PhD. And Laura Dixon and Erik Murchie for such a wonderful viva experience. & of course, the awesome Wheat_ResearchCentre for their support! #PhDone

Throwback to my presentation at the #IWC2024Perth Pre-Congress Workshop on identifying wild relative introgressions in wheat varieties. It was a great meeting with lots of opportunities to network and collaborate. A job well done by Rajeev Varshney FRS and Murdoch's Centre for Crop & Food Innovation & SABC

Pleased to host Ash_g from IBERS - Aber this week at the Wheat_ResearchCentre. Good discussions on data analysis and future collaboration opportunities. Thanks to Monogram Network ECR travel award.

🌟Our latest work published in Scientific Data today is the chromosome-scale genome assembly of wheat wild relative Aegilops mutica in collab with Wellcome Sanger Institute and Earlham Institute Blast available at GrainGenes ✅ nature.com/articles/s4159… Nottingham Research UoNBiosciences Wheat_ResearchCentre

New wheat wild relative genome research unlocks potential for crop improvement #wheatresearch #genomeassembly UoNBiosciences Nottingham Research Wheat_ResearchCentre nottingham.ac.uk/news/new-wheat…

Chen Ji from John Innes Centre Philippa Borrill group talks about “Spatial Transcriptomics Reveals Key Mechanisms of Sucrose Transport in Wheat Grain Development” #Monogram25

Thank you to the chairs and organisers of #Monogram25 for giving me the opportunity to present my latest work today. Really enjoyed giving that talk! UoNBiosciences Wheat_ResearchCentre Nottingham Research

Poster session: my PhD student Katie Hawkins from UoNBiosciences Nottingham BBSRC DTP presenting her work on screening for BYDV resistance in wheat wild relative lines Wheat_ResearchCentre with Kostya Kanyuka Niab #Monogram25

Poster session: My PhD student Jack Walker from UoNBiosciences Wheat_ResearchCentre Rothamsted Research presents his work on screening wheat wild relative lines for salt tolerance #monogram25

Enjoying the Aberystwyth sun and conference dinner IBERS - Aber #monogram25 with UoNBiosciences Nottingham BBSRC DTP GuillerminaMendiondo KWS UK Ltd

Amazing spellbinding spatial transcriptomics imaging by Katie Long from John Innes Centre Cristobal Uauy lab supported by Earlham Institute Katie is the Monogram Network PhD early career excellence award MECEA winner #Monogram25

Great talk on effect of temperature and photoperiod on aerial branching in wheat by Isa from John Innes Centre Cristobal Uauy lab supported by Nikolai Adamski - @nikolaiadamski.bsky.social Delivering Sustainable Wheat Isabel is the Monogram Network PhD ECR excellence award winner #Monogram25

Well done Jack!

Well done Jake Macnamara-Hill on doing a great talk on heat tolerance in wheat wild relative Aegilops umbellulata. Now just have to write up your thesis! #Monogram25 Nottingham BBSRC DTP UoNBiosciences Wheat_ResearchCentre

What a wonderful poem by Clare Donnison on Jake’s talk on heat tolerance in Aegilops umbellulata Monogram Network IBERS - Aber UoNBiosciences Nottingham Research Nottingham BBSRC DTP Wheat_ResearchCentre Jake Macnamara-Hill

Having a great time at the International workshop on wheat and barley research at Leibniz IPK with participants from UK Wheat_ResearchCentre James Hutton Institute, Germany, China, Japan and Australia Murdoch's Centre for Crop & Food Innovation & SABC

Great talks and lots of good opportunities for networking and collaboration. Very grateful to The British Academy for funding this very fruitful trip to Leibniz IPK and looking forward to visiting new friends in China! #Quedlinburg

Nottingham Wheat Research Centre pays tribute to Dr George Fedak (1940-2025). A distinguished scientist AAFC Canada, Dr Fedak made invaluable contributions to wheat research and resistance breeding with his use of wheat wild relative species. May he rest in peace.

Looking forward to my visit John Innes Centre today. If you're around pop in for the seminar I'm giving this afternoon.