#HappyThursday team presents: the 2nd FashionThursday! 3 & 4.11.2022 in room GEN 4026

Winter is coming (back) !
Following the success of the 1st edition of the free market, we are pleased to announce the organisation of a 2nd one!

What?
The social committee is organizing a second-hand clothes free-market

Where?
In the meeting room of the 4th floor

When?
Thursday Nov. 3 after noon & Friday Nov. 4 all day

Soft drinks will be provided for shoppers to stay hydrated! 

Organization:
Bring your extra-clothes bags and place them in pile following the size indications set in the room. If you see some beautiful pieces that would look gorgeous on you, then you are welcome to try them on and go back home with them!
All adult sizes are accepted!

Participants:
Any Genopode member can attend. It is not mandatory to bring piles of clothes to take part to the exchange.

The market will close on Saturday morning 9:30 A.M. All clothes that were not adopted by new humans by then should be taken back or we will bring them to the nearest clothes collection point.

Motivation:
By organizing such event, the social committee wishes to bring the Génopode members’ attention to the fact that buying pre-owned clothes allows us to add items to our wardrobe without using additional resources in the manufacturing process. 

The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of global carbon emissions, uses massive amounts of water, and exploits workers and animals worldwide. Buying clothes that already exist slows down the fast fashion cycle and the relentless demands on low-paid workers in the supply chain.

Journée Osez tous les Métiers (JOM) 2022 at the Génopode – deadline 16.10.22

If your child goes to school in the canton of Vaud, within the 7th to 9th year of school, the “Journée Oser tous les Métiers” concerns you.
It will be organized November 10, 2022.

Commun activities can be organized if enough persons are interested. Please answer the following doodle by Oct. 16, 2022 to register your child to CIG activitieshttps://framadate.org/XCe9qAeadTMSNHDi

Should you have any question about the organisation, please contact Fabienne.Lammers@unil.ch.

Further information about activities organized by the UNIL can be found here:
https://www.unil.ch/egalite/fr/home/menuinst/evenements-et-formations/evenements/oser-tous-les-metiers-jom-2.html

GEN retreat 2022 in Les Diablerets

The Génopode Retreat in 2022 was held September 8 & 9 (Thursday & Friday) in Les Diablerets (Eurotel Victoria).

Please note: next GEN Retreat on 24-25 August 2023 in Leysin

Best posters prizes:


1st prize Natalia González Gaarslev for poster 29: “Exploring the genetics underlying inflorescence complexity in tomato”

2nd prize Nina Dukanovic for poster 23: “Acot11 links lipid metabolism and the NREM sleep homeostasis”

Congratulations to both of them!

New page on the CIG intranet (wiki) – CIG PICTURES!

Finding easily all pictures of CIG events at the same place and being able to share yours too would be great, wouldn’t it ?

It’s now possible via the new page “Pictures of the events” on the CIG’s intranet (wiki) : https://wiki.unil.ch/fbm-cig/books/socialize-at-the-cig (UNIL login)

Remember there is also a slack at your disposal to chat with other members and look for a shared room / company for a coffee / running partner… etc

SAC visit : June 30 and July 1, 2022

The CIG’s Scientific Advisory Committee will be visiting the department on Thursday and Friday, June 30 and July 1, 2022

Please take good note that there is a poster session and aperitif, Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Posters can remain in the building hall between the CIG symposium’s poster session and the SAC poster session.

For PAT and assistants, discussions with members of the SAC are planned just before at 3:30 pm in room 3027 and 5022, respectively.
If you have questions, ask your representatives or the CIG Direction.

Reminder:

what’s the Scientific Advisory Committee?

The CIG Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) is a consultative commission of external experts widely recognized for their contribution in the fields of activity of the CIG. Its principal responsibilities are:

  • To advise on scientific objectives and priorities
  • To evaluate the outcomes
  • To propose means of improving outcomes and visibility
  • To propose the acquisition of new technologies or the development of new research and educational activities or services
NameInstitutePlace
Prof. Mariann BIENZ MRC Laboratory of Molecular BiologyCambridge, UK
Prof. Andrea BRAND Gurdon Institute of Cancer and Developmental BiologyCambridge, UK
Prof. Vincent COLOT Ecole Normale Supérieure (IBENS) CNRSParis, FR
Prof. Robert EISENMAN Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterSeattle, USA
Prof. Ben LEHNER Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)Barcelona, ES
Prof. Joachim LINGNER Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)Lausanne, CH
Prof. Irene MIGUEL-ALIAGA MRC, Imperial CollegeLondon, UK
Prof. Erin SCHUMAN Goethe University FrankfurtMUNICH, DE
Prof. Amalio TELENTI Scripps Research InstitutesLa Jolla, USA