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Mutualism Lab at the John Innes Centre
New publication: Plant pathogens doubling as insect mutualists
Symbiosis symposium returns to EMBL: The Cellular Mechanics of Symbiosis
Q&A with Current Biology
New lab member: Lisa Reichel
Mutualisms Lab in Barcelona for the European Congress on Evolutionary Biology
Lab retreat in Ringberg Castle
New lab member: Kathrine Tan
New adventures: Christine
Notice of award: European Research Council
Lab dinner
New publication: Convergent nutritional symbioses in leaf beetles
New publication: Microbial bases of herbivory in beetles
The lab heads to Kyoto: International Congress of Entomology
New lab members: Nomthi Kanyile & Frances Pitsillides
Four years of symbiosis research in Tübingen!
In the media: Why are there so many beetle species?
New publication: Paleocene origin of a digestive symbiosis
Toasting twice
New lab member: Aftab Ayas

Mutualism Lab at the John Innes Centre

November 26, 2025

After five incredible years in Tübingen, it’s time to say goodbye.

Starting February, the Mutualisms Lab will relocate to the John Innes Centre in Norwich, right next door to Aileen Berasategui and her group at The Sainsbury Laboratory.

There are several openings available for graduate and postgraduate training, listed in our Opportunities page.

New publication: Plant pathogens doubling as insect mutualists →
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