Latest paper from the lab published in Nature Biotechnology where we repurpose chromatin reader domains to visualise and localise chromatin modifications, as well as measure their protein interactions in living cells.
ChromID identifies the protein interactome at chromatin markshttps://t.co/GtUcog9GhQ pic.twitter.com/O9zEfhb3Mz
— Nature Biotechnology (@NatureBiotech) March 2, 2020
Also, don’t miss Rodrigo’s “Behind the Paper” blogpost in Bioengineering:
Tobias Morf joins the Lab as a new Biomedicine MSc student.
Martin Cusack joined as Postdoctoral fellow in our and Michael Weller’s lab at the University Hospital Zurich. Martin obtained his PhD from the University of Oxford at the Ludwig Cancer Research under the supervision of Skirmantas Kriaucionis.
Ramon Pfänder is back for more! After successfully finishing his MSc work, he has rejoined our group for a short stay as research assistant.
We are very happy to announce that we have received the ERC Consolidator Grant 2019. We are extremely grateful for this amazing opportunity to push our research further.
📢 Consolidator Grant results! 301 excellent researchers received #ERCCoG worth in total €600 million – to address frontier research questions, build up their teams and have far-reaching impact. https://t.co/DHhkHLlggY
— ERC Europe (@ERC_Research) December 10, 2019
🇪🇺#EUfunded@EUScienceInnov @EU_Commission @GabrielMariya pic.twitter.com/Xw9aPRHQas
It’s official now! Tuncay has been elected as one out of 27 new EMBO Young Investigators. More information about YIP here.
We're excited to announce that 27 life scientists have been selected as this year's EMBO Young Investigators @EMBO_YIP.
— EMBO (@EMBO) November 13, 2019
Congratulations!
More information: https://t.co/ZrzSJLpMfc pic.twitter.com/V9jyhEuU92
Ramon receives the Semester Award from the Science Faculty of the University of Zurich for his achievements during his Master thesis. Well done Ramon, we are proud of you!
Ino Karemaker joined us as a postdoctoral fellow. Ino, did her PhD in Michiel Vermeulen’s lab at Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences, Nijmegen (NL). Welcome Ino!
Simon Seliner from the University of Zurich joined us for his Master thesis in Quantitative and Systems Biology. Welcome Simon!
Nina strikes again! She is one of the few recipients of this year’s SNF Ambizione grants that enable experienced postdocs to carry out an independent project in their host labs. Congratulations!
More information here
