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Seeing the light: from plant growth to optogenetics

Seeing the light: from plant growth to optogenetics

November 18, 2015/in Discovery science, All Videos, Changing the world /by Claire Pennycuick

In this full lecture, filmed at the Gatsby Summer School 2015, Prof John Christie shares his research on how plants sense light, and the new field of optogenetics.

(View the video on the University of Cambridge website)

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