My previous lab, at Boston University, is searching for a new postdoc! Besides being an excellent and rigorous scientist, Mary Dunlop has an entirely deserved reputation of being an exceptional group leader. My three years in her lab have been the highlight of my scientific career so far, and if I am leading a research team one day, I will already be happy if I can make it half as kind, thoughtful and supportive as she made her group. I'd be delighted to answer any questions that potential candidates may have. Announcement below:
> My lab is hiring! We’re looking for a postdoctoral scholar in the area of optogenetic control, single-cell analysis, and gene expression dynamics in microbial systems. For more details see https://www.dunloplab.com/
The programme for the 
Register to make sure to secure your spot (limited seats): 
Submit your abstract by 5 August
28 – 30 October
EMBL Heidelberg and Virtual
For the first time (or do update us), we've modelled dynamic, plant gene circuits with absolute units for both RNA and protein copies per cell. 
Those absolute units mean that we can predict the DNA-binding dissociation constants (Kd) of our clock transcription factors in vivo, for example. 
Don’t miss the deadline 
27 February 
Scientific committee core team: Katja Bärenfaller, David Gfeller, Catherine Jutzeler, Abdullah Kahraman, and Diana Marek
