The IMPRS offers seven fully funded PhD student positions in computational, mathematical, and experimental plant sciences. The program, a collaboration between the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research and the University of Cologne, focuses on fundamental biological processes in plants, such as reproductive development, organ geometry, growth, and immunity. Students will work with over 30 research groups using advanced technologies in genetics, biochemistry, and computational modeling. This interdisciplinary environment fosters innovation in plant breeding and offers an exceptional opportunity for career development in a leading international research setting.
