It was a great pleasure to have @simon_vanvliet in Lausanne the past couple of days😀 Lots of very interesting discussions about microfluidics and modelling of collective behaviors! And the perfect opportunity to combine science, fun and pizza👍

The Dal Co Lab ran its first successful microfluidic experiment at the Dept of Computational Biology, Uni Lausanne. This is happiness!

We have a newcomer in the lab! The plant pathogen #Xanthomonas campestris is settling just fine in our microfluidics chambers😁 Plenty of cool experiments to come Julien Luneau!

Join us! 😀🇨🇭 ⬇️ PhD position at the University of Lausanne ⬇️ #ComputationalBiology #CollectiveBehaviors Go check: dalcolab.com/#joinus-section

New paper from our very own Alma Dal Co with @simon_vanvliet and @MicSysEcoLab!! "Global dynamics of microbial communities emerge from local interaction rules" journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/a…

We ordered snow and sun for our Annual Meeting 😎

Big smiles at our Joint Retreat. With the Dal Co Lab, @simon_vanvliet and markus arnoldini.

*** Apply by September 30th 2022 *** We are hiring a Postdoc at the University of Lausanne. Join us: dalcolab.com/#joinus-section

We had a great time last night with a big family reunion @MicSysEcoLab @simon_vanvliet markus arnoldini Alma Dal Co #GabrieleMicali et al. !! 😁🦠 So nice seeing you all #ISME18

Join our group for your PhD at the University of Lausanne! Contact us and apply here by October 10th: unil.ch/ecoledoctorale…

Last week was a bit special for the lab! We had to celebrate 🎉🥳 ✅ 1-year anniversary of the Dal Co Lab ✅ Big grant won by Alma Dal Co Looking forward for more fun and great science in this second year!!🦠🔬😁

We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news that our dear colleague Alma Dal Co suddenly passed away. She will dearly missed and we wish strength and courage to her family, friends, students and colleagues. Room GEN2024 is open to pay tribute and leave a message.

We're devastated by the sudden loss of our dear colleague Alma Dal Co. Alma's brilliant mind and joyful energy livened up all our meetings. Her passion for life and science will continue to inspire us. Our thoughts go to her family and loved ones. We already miss her terribly.

The Dept of Computational Biology, Uni Lausanne is deeply saddened by the sudden and tragic death of our colleague Alma Dal Co Alma Dal Co. Our department lost an exceptional scientist, an inspiring teacher, a caring mentor, and above all a generous and cheerful colleague. In memoriam: unil.ch/dbc/home/menui…

The outpouring of grief and support from the local and wider community is a testament to how deeply Alma touched us all. We hope to transmit those personal messages to her family and we started compiling an electronic memory book available here: kudoboard.com/boards/P0C6wD6…