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We went up near beautiful Creux du Van to spend a day reflecting on the year, ourselves and our science. We also had a lot of fun and enjoyed the great food. Thanks everyone for coming!

Emile launched a new edition of our international apéros. Everyone brings what they like best from their home country (or elsewhere). Needless to say that this turned out to be amazing and super fun. Thanks everyone!

My biggest congratulations to Emile Gluck-Thaler to embarking on a tenure-track position this fall at Wisconsin-Madison.

Our biggest congratulations to Leen Abraham for her amazing PhD presentation on her expression mapping work.

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Our amazing ski team is checking out La Berra in the Fribourg Alps!

Emile organized a wonderful little train, boat and hiking trip to see the spectacular waterfall of Le Doubs deep in the magical Jura mountains. Thanks everyone for joining!

Very warm congratulations to Ursula Oggenfuss for an amazing PhD presentation on her transposon work. We are so proud of you!

Big congratulations to Vinciane Mossion for becoming Dr. Mossion!! We are very excited and proud of you!

Big congratulations to our PhD graduate for getting an award for her thesis!

A very warm congratulations to Nikhil for successfully passing your PhD!! What a wonderful moment to spend together. We are so proud of you!!

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Thank you Sarai & co. for organizing this super nice and tasty (!) apéro with food from everyone’s home country. It was nice to see everyone being around.

Thank you Ursula for this awesome idea to visit the Taubenloch gorge! Do it like the pigeons (“Tauben”) - seek some cool spot to spend the hot days.

It felt great to spend again a little time together as a lab. Outdoors is just the best way to do this. Thanks for joining!

This year has been so obviously difficult for many of us. In science, this is particularly true for MSc students, PhD students and postdocs. Few in-person meetings, no conferences, constraints for working in the lab, worries about owns family, feeling isolated in a country far from home and still some dark clouds on the horizon.

Vinciane Mossion was our fantastic tour guide for a day full of nice chats, walks, rides with a cute train and a boat. Photos by Ziming Zhong.

This was a lot of fun. What talented bakers :-)

Blog post written by Sandra Milena Gonzalez Sayer (visiting PhD student from Colombia)

Blog post written by Luzia Stalder who started her PhD in our lab in spring 2019.

One of the best things to do in Neuchâtel. date: 2019-07-04

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