
Michaela discussed her project on understanding how a network of transcription factors controls gene expression patterns during C. elegans larval development
Research on developmental timing, cell fates and RNA

Michaela discussed her project on understanding how a network of transcription factors controls gene expression patterns during C. elegans larval development


Alison and Michi enjoyed great talks on diverse topics in cell and developmental biology and nice discussions during the poster sessions at Sorbonne University in the heart of Paris.

Growing up in the Swiss Alps, Quirin was always captivated by biological processes. He moved to Basel to study biology, obtaining an MSc in Molecular Biology from the Biozentrum, University of Basel. During his master’s thesis, he worked on the genetic regulation of virulence factors of pathogenic bacteria, developing a keen interest in genetic circuits. Quirin joined the Grosshans Lab as a PhD student focusing on the regulation of oscillatory gene expression during C.elegans development. Outside the lab, he does a lot of sports, ranging from running to kickboxing, and he enjoys spending time with his friends and family.


Jana got accepted to this year’s NCCR RNA & Disease Summer School, where Helge also taught about RNA dynamics in development.