Farewell Tina!
… and all the best. We will miss you!
… and all the best. We will miss you!
Tinaโs last day. After 5+ great years and a successful PhD, itโs sad to let her go. All the best for the future, Tina! (Official Baubeclab farewell mug included) pic.twitter.com/3TbME68Bsq
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) January 29, 2021
Proudly presenting our latest work on de novo DNMT flanking sequence preference @NAR_Open. Excellent work from @IzaskunMallona, @ioana_m_ilie, @inokaremaker, Stefan Butz and Massimiliano Manzo. Great collaboration with our neighbours @caflischgroup. https://t.co/G0l0N5XBkb
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) December 9, 2020
Our latest review on "Regulatory mechanisms governing chromatin organization and function" just came out. Great work by @rod_villasenor. Part of a special issue in Current Opinion in Cell Biology edited by @jane_skok and @gerlich_daniel. https://t.co/iV7KOehGOb
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) December 1, 2020
Celebrating Simon's successful MSc Thesis defense and final days in the lab. Was a great year and a lot of KRAB! pic.twitter.com/jwMXRHtVpf
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) November 26, 2020
Please RT – We are recruiting PhD students through the Life Science Zurich Graduate School. If you are interested in studying #Chromatin and #GeneRegulation using systems- and synthetic-biology approaches, have a look at: https://t.co/K7jbbXIBmL and https://t.co/fIufwVxjch
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) November 25, 2020
New review on DNA methyltransferases from @inokaremaker out now in @SwissMedWkly https://t.co/h6KXUgufrV
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) September 16, 2020
Michael Teske has recently started as a new PhD student working with Nina on her independent Ambizione project. Michael obtained his MSc from the Maastricht University (NL) and Kyushu University (JP).
Congrats to Tina for successfully defending her PhD. ๐๐๐๐พ pic.twitter.com/Pwq4oEY4NN
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) June 26, 2020
De novo DNMT flanking sequence preferences in mouse stem cells. Where genomics meets molecular dynamics simulations. Great collaboration with the Caflish group at UZH, Biochemistry.
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.12.147991v1
Here is a little teaser… pic.twitter.com/XNXG9dMtYa
— Tuncay Baubec (@TuncayBaubec) June 13, 2020