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Category: collaborators
GENMLI paper out in Nature Communications
Rally happy that our collaboration with David Suter lab (EPFL) is finally out!
Electric DNA nanoball paper published in Science Advances
Really happy to see our interdisciplinary collaboration with the Javannmard (Rutgers) and Steinmetz (Stanford) labs in simplified pathogen detection. […]
Postdoc in Protein-RNA Biochemistry
Are you interested in Protein-RNA interactions and their role in disease? Would you like to contribute to the development of cutting-edge proteomic and genomic technologies? Come and join us at SciLifeLab!
Deadline 20.08.2023
Not1 and Not4 inversely determine mRNA solubility and co-translational events
Our collaboration with Martine Collart Lab is finally out in Genome Research. Here we used 5PSeq to study ribosome dynamics in insoluble fractions, that are not accessible to methods such as ribosome profiling. Great collaboration.
PoxtA paper published in Nat Communications
Happy to see our collaboration with the Hauryliuk and Wilson lab published in Nat Comms. Always great to combine our genomics work with structural biology to better underwent antimicrobial resistance.
Postdoctoral Position in Single Cell multiomics
We have an open Postdoctoral Position in Single Cell multiomics. The candidate will work in a project in collaboration with our colleagues at the Piazza Lab and MDC-BIMSB. The candidate will be mainly based in Berlin, but will interact closely with our team in Sweden. Please find detailed information and link to the application system following the link below. Application deadline is March 6th 2022.
Paper for Not4 and Not5 modulation of translation elongation
Happy to see our collaboration with the laboratory of Prof. Martine Collart (University of Geneva) published in Cell Reports.
Low-cost centrifugal Point of Care detection of SARS-CoV-2 published.
Happy to see our collaboration with our neighbours from the Russom lab SciLifeLab-KTH finaly published.