Author: alexis

Together with Dirk Grimm, we organised the 2011 HBIGS summer school on “Regulatory RNAs in physiology, development and disease” in Boppard (Germany).

Our paper describing the use of light-sheet microscopy for the study of plant growth has been published. The major advantages of this technique are the low amount of light illuminating the sample (and therefore light-induced damages) and its very little invasiveness.
Read all about it here.

If you’re an outstanding postdoc candidate and want to join the lab, take advantage of the new call that CellNetworks to fund postdoc position.
Get more information here.
Beware: deadline for application is March 20th 2011!

The lab is joining the Heisler (EMBL), Lohmann and Schumacher (University of Heidelberg) groups for some intense brainstorming in the Austrian alps.

Virginie has won the best poster award at the Cell Networks conference. Congrats!

[UPDATE – Oct 15th]: Oooops she did it again… this time at the Center for Organismal Studies lab day.