“Dr. Zeitlinger is both a remarkable researcher and an inspiring teacher, and I think the Stowers Institute is very lucky to have her. What I learned in her lab at Stowers transformed the way I interpret scientific literature, approach complex problems, and work in a collaborative environment. It was an incredible experience that I remember fondly, and I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to work with her team.”

“My doctoral training in the Zeitlinger lab has given me the unique opportunity and freedom to leverage my expertise in chromatin biology and perform cutting-edge research in the competitive field of gene regulation. I feel that during my time in the lab I have grown immensely as a scientist, and I’m truly thankful to all lab members for being fantastic colleagues, mentors, and friends.”

“Five years as graduate student in Zeitlinger lab shaped me the way of thinking developmental question in genomic way, and I benefit a lot from what I learnt in such free and supportive environment in Stowers.”

“This is the most inspiring place that I ever have been to. We always have an open and stimulating atmosphere in the lab about science and research. This is also where I have learned so much about genomics and system biology. It will open new avenues for me in my current explorations in neurosciences.”

“It was an honor to be able to work at the Zeitlinger lab as a graduate student. It is such an exceptional place to do science, and the mentorship given by Julia truly inspired and shaped me towards being an independent researcher. I’m also grateful for all the guidance and support provided by the Zeitlinger lab members, they helped make my PhD journey such an amazing experience”

“Grad school takes a big portion of someones life. I am glad that I got to spend it in Julia’s lab. Insightful Julia, ever helpful Malini and Nina, amazing Sara, master Jeff, partner in crime Sergio, forever friend Khyati; what else can anyone ask for. In Julia’s lab, I had all the freedom and resources to pursue all questions of my interest; where imagination was the limit.”