GMI: Michael Nodine awarded ERA CAPS grant for plant embryology project

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Michael Nodine, junior group leader at the GMI, in collaboration with four other research groups in the European Plant Embryology Consortium, has been awarded an ERA CAPS grant (€316,000 for his group) for a proposal studying early embryogenesis in Arabidopsis.

The Nodine group will address in particular miRNA-mediated control of early embryogenic patterning.

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