Laboratory for the Physics of Life http://tglab.princeton.edu Thomas Gregor, Assistant Professor of Physics, Princeton University Mon, 24 Aug 2009 02:24:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 en Postdoctoral position available http://tglab.princeton.edu/blog/postdoctoral-position-available/ http://tglab.princeton.edu/blog/postdoctoral-position-available/#comments Tue, 12 May 2009 23:52:27 +0000 Thomas Gregor http://tglab.princeton.edu/?p=588

Even if people can always apply by simply sending me an email, for the next two months I am actually officially looking to fill a postdoctoral position, primarily to work on the fly embryogenesis project. It would make some administrators at Princeton really happy if you could go through this site and follow instructions from there. Please be sure to clearly state why you would be interested in joining the lab. ]]> http://tglab.princeton.edu/blog/postdoctoral-position-available/feed/ Lab construction completed http://tglab.princeton.edu/blog/lab-construction-completed/ http://tglab.princeton.edu/blog/lab-construction-completed/#comments Mon, 13 Apr 2009 12:26:36 +0000 Thomas Gregor http://tglab.princeton.edu/?p=509 And as of today, we have a laboratory in which we can start to do science, how exciting!

We have a large and a small optics room, great space to do bench work, an animal facility, 10 desks for students to sit and a newly renovated Departmental Chemistry and Biology facility. If you look closely you’ll even find real windows with a view outside in the real world, and that in a lab in the Physics Department. They didn’t put us in the basement!

Check it out..