Vienna-based research institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences with plant-growth facilities, high-performance computing, shared core infrastructure, and a biotech-campus setting. Its Vienna BioCenter location links fundamental plant research with neighboring institutes, universities, and companies.
An independent, internationally oriented research institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the GMI has around 130 staff and a focused mission in fundamental plant biology. Based at the Vienna BioCenter, it operates alongside research institutes, universities, and biotech companies on a shared life-science campus, supporting scientific exchange, access to common infrastructure, and connections with commercial partners. Advanced plant-growth facilities and high-performance computing support experiments and data-intensive research, while its international, English-speaking environment facilitates collaboration across borders. Core support comes from the Austrian Academy of Sciences, complemented by competitive funding from the Austrian Science Fund, the European Research Council, Marie Skłodowska-Curie programs, and other national and international sources.