[Arabidopsis] Graduate Fellowships available in Plant Molecular Biology/Biotechnology

[David Mackey]

Excellence in Plant Molecular Biology/Biotechnology Graduate 
Fellowship Program at OSU

The Plant Molecular Biology/Biotechnology (PMBB) Program at the Ohio 
State University is being dramatically expanded as a Targeted 
Investment for Excellence initiative by Ohio State. PMBB is an 
interdisciplinary group that includes faculty members from the 
Colleges of Biological Sciences and Food, Agriculture and 
Environmental Sciences. PMBB research programs conduct molecular 
studies on the cutting edge of plant science, including plant 
development, plant signaling, plant metabolic engineering, 
photosynthesis biochemistry, and plant-pathogen interactions. PMBB 
invites outstanding students seeking to earn a Ph.D. in plant science 
from any of the participating graduate programs at OSU to apply for 
the newly established Excellence in Plant Molecular 
Biology/Biotechnology Graduate Fellowships. The fellowships provide 
up to 4 years of support, including stipend ($25K/year), full 
benefits, tuition and fee waivers, and travel opportunities. 
Application forms and detailed information, including a directory of 
PMBB faculty and participating graduate programs, is available at: 
http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/%7Epmbb/