Maryna Prus

Maryna Prus is a scientific employee and Privatdozentin in the Department of Biostatistics, focusing on statistical methods in agricultural and plant breeding research. Her work integrates advanced biostatistical modeling with practical applications in crop and tree breeding programs.

Research Interests: Her research spans biostatistics, experimental design, quantitative genetics, and environmental modeling. She applies statistical methodologies to improve the accuracy and efficiency of multi-environmental trials, particularly in barley and tree breeding. Her work emphasizes genotype-environment interactions, optimal trial allocation, and heritability assessment in breeding populations.

Recent Research Trends: Her recent publications (2024–2025) indicate a strong focus on optimizing agricultural trial designs using statistical models that account for environmental covariates and correlated genotype effects. These studies contribute to more reliable predictions in new environments and improved resource allocation in crop variety testing.

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Advising and Grants: There is no information available regarding graduate student supervision, grant funding, or advising activities.

Labs and Teams: She is affiliated with the Field of Biostatistics (Fg. Biostatistik, code 340c), where she contributes to research and academic seminars. No additional details about lab structure or collaborative teams are provided.