A close research partnership between two research leaders — Simon Krattinger and Brande Wulff — has borne fruit for early career researchers in their respective groups.

“The groups support each other in a synergistic way. There is so much to do, and we achieve the most when we collaborate,” says Brande Wulff, whose group works on genetic resistance in wheat. “KAUST is a relatively small university, which means we all know each other, and we know exactly where to go to get the help we need from people who are experts in their fields.”

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