The end of an adventure...

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Today was my last day at GenePOC. I know, I know... I should be stoked! But I have to admit that it was with mixed feelings that I left the building today. So I just wanted to say that I feel blessed to have worked with all these beautiful people, at GenePOC but also at all the different sites I had the chance to visit in the past two years. What an adventure it has been! Thanks again everyone for the good times, the intensity and the support in the not so smooth and easy times.

«On va les avoir les anglais!»

Now let's pack all this stuff in the basement and celebrate!


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