Alisa defended last week her half-time PhD control. Great Job!

We welcome Inka Schröter to our lab. She is a master student from the Technische Universität Darmstadt (Germany) who will perform an Erasmus+ internship with us. She will collaborate on the development of novel approaches to study chromatin.  

I am organizing together with my colleague Claudia Kutter a PhD course to help decreasing the gap between wet-lab and computational interpretation “Genomics for Biomedical scientist: Handle your gene expression data“.

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We welcome Maryia Ropat and Lucie Rodriguez. They will perform a research project in the context of the Master’s programme in Molecular Techniques in Life Science coordinated by SciLifeLab. Welcome to the lab!  

We welcome Sueli Marques to our team.  Sueli is an experienced researcher in the field of epigenetics, single-cell regulation and neurobiology. Sueli obtained her PhD at the University of Coimbra and performed her post-doctoral work at Karolinska Institutet. She will help us to develop our research environment and lead multiple projects in the field of transcriptional Read more about We welcome Sueli[…]

We are please that our collaboration with the Per Sunnerhagen from Gotheborg University (Sweden) is final out. Great work leaded by Elena Garre from the Sunnerhagen lab! The Lsm1-7/Pat1 complex binds to stress-activated mRNAs and modulates the response to hyperosmotic shock. Garre E, Pelechano V, Sánchez Del Pino M, Alepuz P, Sunnerhagen P. PLoS Genet. 2018 Jul Read more about Exploring osmotic stress-activated RBP regulation in yeast[…]

We welcome Lilit Nersisyan to our team.  Lilit is a computational biologist who recently obtained her Phd in Armenia and Germany. She will join or efforts to understand better gene expression, RNA metabolism and ribosome dynamics using novel NGS approaches.

We are honoured that the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation drafted a research highlight about our work. Thanks to the support from the Wallenberg foundation, our group can focus on long-term high-impact research. Finding differences between identical cells Although their genes may be identical, bacteria or cancer cells, for example, may react differently to a given Read more about Research highlight by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation[…]

We welcome Maryia Ropart to our lab. She will perform a summer rotation at our  lab as part of her Master studies studies in the SciLifeLab program  (KI + KTH + SU).

Our colleague Marc Friedländer is looking for 2 PhD student candidates in Computational RNA biology to join his team at SciLifeLab -Stockholm University. Check this opening here. Deadline 24th April 2018