A) Gregor Mendel Institute of Modern Plant Breeding B) Global Molecular Institute C) Genetics and Molecular Institute D) Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
A) Innsbruck B) Vienna C) Graz D) Salzburg
A) Australia B) Switzerland C) Austria D) Germany
A) 2005 B) 2010 C) 2000 D) 1995
A) Austrian Academy of Sciences B) Max Planck Society C) European Research Council D) University of Vienna
A) 300 B) 1,900 C) 50 D) 130
A) Gregor Mendel B) Dieter Schweizer C) Liam Dolan D) Magnus Nordborg
A) Frédéric Berger B) Liam Dolan C) Yasin Dagdas D) Dieter Schweizer
A) Gregor Mendel B) Dieter Schweizer C) Max Perutz D) Liam Dolan
A) Father of botany B) Father of cell biology C) Father of epigenetics D) Father of genetics
A) University of California B) University of Cambridge C) University of Lausanne D) University of Vienna
A) Twelve B) Eight C) Five D) Ten
A) Population genetics B) Insect-induced plant galls C) Chromatin architecture and function D) Chloroplast biogenesis
A) Development and evolution of land plants B) Mechanisms of recognition and silencing of transposons C) Autophagy mediated cellular quality control mechanisms in plants D) Horizontal gene transfer in plants and algae
A) Population genetics B) Chloroplast biogenesis C) Chromatin architecture and function D) Development and evolution of land plants
A) Chromatin architecture and function B) Autophagy mediated cellular quality control C) Horizontal gene transfer in plants and algae D) Insect-induced plant galls
A) Population genetics B) Chloroplast biogenesis and protein quality control C) Insect-induced plant galls D) Development and evolution of land plants
A) Horizontal gene transfer in plants and algae B) Mechanisms of recognition and silencing of transposons in plants C) Chromatin architecture and function D) Autophagy mediated cellular quality control
A) Development and evolution of land plants B) Population genetics C) Insect-induced plant galls D) Chloroplast biogenesis
A) Chloroplast biogenesis and protein quality control B) Horizontal gene transfer in plants and algae C) Chromatin architecture and function D) Mechanisms of recognition and silencing of transposons
A) Monthly B) Every two years C) Annually D) Every five years
A) Austrian government officials B) Undergraduate students C) GMI internal researchers D) Independent international experts
A) To manage daily administrative tasks B) To teach classes at the university C) To provide feedback on the quality of scientific work D) To fund new research projects directly
A) 19th district B) 10th district C) 3rd district D) 1st district
A) Over 1,900 B) Over 5,000 C) Over 500 D) Over 130
A) More than 150 B) More than 70 C) More than 20 D) Exactly 10
A) CERN B) Max Planck Institute Berlin C) IMBA D) ETH Zurich
A) Institute of Molecular Plant Biology B) Research Institute of Molecular Pathology C) Institute of Modern Physics D) International Medical Program
A) University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences B) Medical University of Vienna C) Austrian Academy of Sciences D) Vienna University of Technology
A) Clinical drug trials and patient diagnostics B) Meteorological data collection C) High-throughput plant phenotyping and next generation sequencing D) Nuclear magnetic resonance and particle physics
A) Strategy games about building laboratories B) Action role-playing games about genetics C) Quiz search mobile games on the topic of plants D) Puzzle games about chemical elements
A) Vienna Plant Adventure B) Chloroplast Chronicles C) Botanic Quest D) Mendel's Mystery
A) Vienna BioCenter Quest B) Naturdenkmäler Wien Quest C) Austrian Flora Challenge D) Alpine Plant Discovery
A) An information platform for children B) A mobile game for toddlers C) A school in Vienna D) A toy store for young scientists
A) University of Lausanne B) University of Vienna C) University of Cambridge D) University of California, Berkeley
A) University of California, Riverside B) University of Lausanne C) University of Cambridge D) University of Oxford
A) Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center B) RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science C) Max Planck Institute D) The Sainsbury Laboratory
A) University of California, Berkeley B) University of California, Riverside C) University of Cambridge D) University of Lausanne
A) The Sainsbury Laboratory B) Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center C) Max Planck Institute D) RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science
A) RIKEN Center B) Max Planck Institute C) Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center D) The Sainsbury Laboratory
A) University of Cambridge B) University of Lausanne C) Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research D) The Sainsbury Laboratory
A) University of Lausanne B) University of California, Berkeley C) University of Cambridge D) University of California, Riverside |