Proud to present our latest paper where we repurpose chromatin reader domains to visualise and localise chromatin modifications, as well as measure their protein interactions in living cells. By @rod_villasenor, with great help from @RamonPfaendler and our collaborators.
Registrations are now open for the 3rd edition of the #Epigenomics course in Berlin with @FederiComoglio (@engenestats) and Iros Barozzi (@imperialcollege): https://t.co/QoxFUt7VdR
In the first 2 editions Iros and Fede got an amazing feedback from the participants
Please RT! Call for a computational biologist to play with LOTS OF single-cell and spatial genomics data on immune infiltrate in human cancer. Exciting preliminary data on a novel target in pancreatic cancer are just waiting to be translated to humans! @SanRaffaeleMI
A 5-day course in Berlin on RNAseq data analysis with #rstats/@Bioconductor, taught by my postdoc Ludwig Geistlinger who is an excellent instructor. It's the week before CSAMA (https://t.co/KzKGwWvk98) and could provide focused preparation for beginners wanting a warm-up.
Please RT. We have a new opening in our group on transcriptional and chromatin-mediated mechanisms of lineage differentiation during early haematopoiesis.
What is the real measurement of scientific success if not patient outcomes? Are we moving fast enough to bring latest advances to standard of care? How can we improve our process to push the needle forward? For so many we are just not fast enough... #benchtobedside#curecancer
The attitude that if someone is doing some similar research to you, then you must hate them and compete with them is bonkers. I think we (scientific society) will get much further if we decide to work together and get along. #AcademicChatter#phdchat#sciencetwitter
today I am asking @Corriere for the space to reply on the front page and help avert the regression of Italian public discourse on science and innovation please RT and give Italy a chance
Congratulations to Josef Redolfi from the @LucaGiorgetti lab on the successful defence of his PhD work entitled: “Measuring chromosomal interactions in living cells”. Well done Josef! 🎉🎉🎉