New research sheds light on plant signalling

03.09.18

Cyril Zipfel Group, Proteomics

Head of The Sainsbury Laboratory elected into EMBO

14.05.18

Cyril Zipfel Group

International Recognition for The Sainsbury Laboratory Head

01.05.18

Cyril Zipfel Group

TSL Scientists identify novel regulatory mechanism that controls how plants defend themselves against pathogens

19.01.17

Cyril Zipfel Group

Work from the Zipfel group reveals how a class of endogenous plant peptides and their corresponding receptor regulate plant immune responses.

How the tomato avoids entanglements with a dodder

28.07.16

Cyril Zipfel Group, Tissue Culture & Transformation

Researchers from Tübingen and The Sainsbury Laboratory uncover the mechanism which triggers host plant resistance against parasitic plants.

Four TSL scientists named in 2015 list of highly cited scientists worldwide

22.04.16

Cyril Zipfel Group, Jonathan Jones Group, Sophien Kamoun Group

‘Fishing’ for new plant immune receptors

07.03.16

Cyril Zipfel Group

Wheat Diseases Conference – 22nd May 2015

03.06.15

Cyril Zipfel Group, Matthew Moscou Group, Sophien Kamoun Group

Collaborations across scientific institutes and international boundaries will be crucial in finding “durable resistance” to diseases threatening our most important cereal crop. That was one of the key messages from Wheat Disease Resistance Day, hosted by three institutes on the Norwich Research Park.

Wheat Diseases Conference – 22nd May 2015

12.05.15

Cyril Zipfel Group, Matthew Moscou Group

The Sainsbury Laboratory, the John Innes Centre and The Genome Analysis Centre are hosting a free Wheat Diseases conference on 22nd May 2015, at the John Innes Conference Centre

Professor Cyril Zipfel receives Charles Albert Shull Award

16.04.15

Cyril Zipfel Group

Professor Cyril Zipfel has received the Charles Albert Shull award. This prestigious award acknowledges the scientific impact in plant sciences of a leading researcher under the age of 45 years of age.