In addition to geneticists with a scientific focus on classical breeding experiments, on the application and further development of DNA-modifying techniques such as CRISPR-Cas9 or on the establishment and analysis of high-throughput sequencing, researchers with epigenetic approaches and questions also find a home in the GfG.
The GfG (see also “History”) is an open-minded community of scientists that advocates diversity and the freedom of research and teaching, but opposes nationalistic and anti-democratic approaches. We hereby support the corresponding declaration “Science unites” of the mathematical and scientific societies and the VBIO.
