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Latest Version of GARNish Newsletter now available online
5th Dec 2011
The latest issue of GARNish the GARNet newsletter is not available to download. So why not take a look and find out about the Gatsby Plants TREE, the facilities that will soon be ready at the Plant Phenomics Centre, the launch of the UK Plant Sciences Federation and the wealth of research being...
Latest version GARNish Newsletter available online
20th May 2011
The latest issue of GARNish the GARNet Newsletter is now available to download. So why not take a look inside the May 2011 and find out about SAPS (Science & Plants for Schools), the new Affyemtrix Gene Titan service from NASC, Cloud Computing, a superb new data visualisation tool from e-plant...
GARNet 2011 Meeting Announcement
2nd Mar 2011
GARNet 2011 Meeting Dynamic biology - New Levels and New Dimensions of Regulation 6-7th Sept 2011 Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge UK The GARNet 2011 Meeting will take place at the University of Cambridge 6-7 September 2011 and is entitled ‘New Levels and New Dimensions...
New GARNet Committee Members Elected
13th Jan 2011
Three new members of the UK Arabidopsis community have been elected to the committee :- Prof Malcom Bennett (University of Nottingham), Dr. Smita Kurup (Rothamsted Research) and Prof Jim Murray (University of Cardiff). Congratulations to all three of them and thanks to all of the community for...
Latest issue of GARNish available online
9th Dec 2010
The latest issue of the GARNish the GARNet Newsletter is now available to download online. So why not take a look inside the Dec 2010 issue of GARNish and find out about a great new webssite ‘PlantSci’- a central resource for UK Plant Scientists, catch up on what happened at the GARNet...
GARNet Election
3rd Dec 2010
As part of the long-term development of GARNet, we hold annual elections to select new members of the committee. Advisory committee members generally serve a term of three years and a number of our committee members are reaching the end of their term and will be standing down at the end of 2010. We...
