News

Prof. Dr. Frank Hochholdinger

Rare barley mutation with potential

CiBreed

CiBreed Seminar Series

Amid young Maize plants

Dr. Peng Yu from the Institute of Crop Sciences and Resource Conservation (INRES) at the University of Bonn.

Bacteria help plants grow better

Dr. Caroline Marcon

von der Arbeitsgruppe Crop Functional Genomics von Prof. Dr. Frank Hochholdinger erforscht an Mais "springende Gene".

Dr. Caroline Marcon

im Samenlager, dort werden mehr als 6000 Beutel mit Maissaatgut aufbewahrt.

Maiskolben

unterschiedlicher Mutanten.

Gene im Dornröschenschlaf

BonnMu

transposon-induced mutations

BonnMu collection is still expanding

BonnMu covers insertions in >16,000 maize genes

New publication

Congratulations to Li Guo for the successful completion of her PhD

Congratulations to Li Guo for the successful completion of her PhD

Habilitation Colloquium

Habilitation Colloquium of Dr. Caroline Marcon

News

INRES - Day

INRES - Day

Prof. Zhongtao Jia | Talk

Cornfield

Congratulations to Yan Naing Win for successfully passing his PhD exam

Congratulations to Yan Naing Win

Hiking trip on the Apollinaris-Schleife

Hiking trip on the Apollinaris-Schleife

Wine tasting

Wine tasting

Ostrich farm, group picture