A facility for food and health research and endoscopy.
The Quadram Institute: Scientific and clinical excellence to deliver better patient care and innovation in food and health.
01/04/2026
Introducing the Quadram Institute Connections 🟨🟩🟦🟪
For April Fools Day, we invite you to create four groups of four, with a Quadram Institute twist!
Once you've untangled the four categories write your answers down and come back tomorrow when we reveal the answers.
Need clues? Let us know what you're thinking in the comments ⤵️
31/03/2026
Along with containing lots of nutrients, cabbages are rich in bioactive compounds 🥬
Bioactive compounds or phytochemicals have not been historically classified as ‘nutrients’ but there is mounting evidence that they may help to promote human health, particularly in relation to chronic disease ⤵️
The health-promoting nutrients and compounds found in cabbages and their positive impact on the gut microbiome
28/03/2026
Would you like to have your own kitchen garden? 🌿
If you’re a vegan or vegetarian, with regular periods, living within 70 miles of Norwich you can take part in our HARVEST study growing biofortified greens in a kitchen garden🌱
The Microbe Zoo is going to the Royal Society Exhibition! 🦠
The exhibit organised by the Centre for Microbial Interactions and the SAW Trust showcases microbiology research from across Norwich Research Park 🔬
The Exhibition returns for 2026! Kickstart your summer with our annual celebration of cutting-edge science, from a visit to the microbe zoo to shocking weather courtesy of Europe’s only lightning lab. Find out more and discover this year's 13 exciting flagship exhibits: https://royalsociety.org/news/2026/03/summer-science-exhibition-2026/
27/03/2026
🆕 Blog! This year cabbages have been growing in popularity with the fashion magazine Vogue declaring 2026 “The Year of the Cabbage” so we thought we’d delve into the science of how cabbages benefit our health 🥬
Are you a food industry professional, data scientist/AI expert or an expert on sustainability of the food supply chain? 🌱
Check out the ‘AI for safe and sustainable agri-food supply chains’ workshop happening this summer☀️
📅 9 July 2026
📍 Cloth Hall Court, Leeds
Register by 16 June ⤵️
Join us for the AI for safe and sustainable agri-food supply chains workshop, co-organised by the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics, AI for the Biosciences in the UK Network and the Food Safety Research Network. The purpose…
26/03/2026
⏰️ Closing soon! We’re looking for a Laboratory Support Technician to join our Science Operations team 🥼
“It’s a great honour – and very much a team honour – to be elected a Fellow of the FEMS - Federation of European Microbiological Societies ”
💬 Professor Lindsay Hall
Professor Lindsay Hall elected a fellow of the European Academy of Microbiology recognising excellence and contributions to microbiology
25/03/2026
Funding Opportunities The Biofortification Hub offers funding to support innovative research, collaboration, events and mobility between Academia and Industry. Type of funding
25/03/2026
🆕 How pomegranate can lower blood pressure and boost brain health
📰 Our research mentioned in The Telegraph via MSN news ⤵️
Some might joke that Ottolenghi invented the pomegranate simply to bejewel his salads. But far from being a modern culinary accessory, the fruit is actually one of the world’s most ancient foods. Thought to have originated in Persia, it spread widely, and was eaten and valued as both food and medi...
24/03/2026
🆕 Vacancy! We’re looking for a Research Scientist to characterise transposon mutant libraries in Shewanella and other relevant organisms as part of the EB MIND Engineering Biology Mission Award
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The Quadram Institute is a pioneering new facility for food and health research and endoscopy. We are at the forefront of a new era of food science, gut biology and health. Developong innovation in food and clinical solutions to worldwide challenges in disease and human health, whilst delivering clinical excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal conditions.
In December 2018, the Norfolk and N0rwich University Hospital opened its new state-of-the-art endoscopy centre in the Quadram Institute and welcomed its first patients. The multi-million pound facility on Norwich Research Park will be home to a range of endoscopy and bowel cancer screening services. The NNUH Gastroenterology department at Quadram Institute will be able to conduct at least 40,000 procedures a year in the facility, making it one of the largest endoscopy centres in Europe, as part of its expansion of services.
The Clinical Research Facility at the Quadram Institute opened in September 2018.
The CRF at the Quadram Institute is an exciting partnership run by the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) and brings together researchers and scientists from the hospital, Quadram Institute Bioscience (QIB), University of East Anglia (UEA) and across the Norwich Research Park.
The development is a major boost for the Trust’s ambition to enhance research at the hospital. The CRF will be the hospital’s primary facility for clinical trials that do not need to be located within the main hospital building. The CRF will be home to a host of research studies into a range of health conditions, involving patients and volunteers. Because of its close association with the NNUH Endoscopy Centre and links with QIB and UEA, the CRF is perfectly placed for research into food and nutrition. The results of these trials will lead to new strategies and treatments for improving health and preventing related disease.