Reminder - first VBCII event this Thursday! Hope you are all excited for our first event this Thursday, 19th of October, where we will be joined by @wilbe_science representatives. Please don’t forget to sign up for the event using this link: https://t.co/cNDp66UFjo
Want to join the Gerlich lab? We are hiring! We are offering a fully funded position in this year's winter call for the @viennabiocenter PhD programme. Apply below ahead of the 15th October deadline #viennawaitsforyou
Meet the team behind the VBCII! We currently have six members in our team, and are all students at the @viennabiocenter. The founders and main coordinators are Christian Lehmann, Marie Christin-Leitner, and Maximilian Spicer.
We introduce to you... the Vienna BioCenter Industry Insights! Our goal is to connect VBC researchers with life science industries across Vienna and Europe. Our first event is already in the pipeline – details coming soon. You can also follow us on LinkedIn or visit out website.
Channeling the school trip energy with friends and colleagues at @viennabiocenter - we’ve organised the joint Vienna-Cambridge @LMBPhDSymposium which kicked off today 🇦🇹 🤝 🇬🇧
And we’re off! Warm welcome from our #LMBVBC committee chairs before an exciting day of talks 🧬 Don’t forget to tag us and #makingconnections2023 in your posts so we can see them!
Ending the week with an announcement of our newly-published tool for exploring 3D #genomics data and 1D genomics profiles: HiCognition! Read the paper here https://t.co/8st93UFEXc and give it a try yourself at https://t.co/5qdza7kPQi
In our latest paper, we use imaging and high-throughput DNA sequencing to probe the confirmation of replicated chromosomes. Read about how cohesin is able to resolve sisters through LE - and more - in our manuscript, published this week in @embojournal
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Enjoyed musing on chromatin loops, phase transitions and more with @gerlich_daniel! Our review, “The Material Properties of Mitotic Chromosomes” is out today 🧬🪡
https://t.co/vSxBNlcOHl
Our latest review is out today!
In "The Material Properties of Mitotic Chromosomes", we discuss how #mitosis endows chromosomes with specific material properties, and highlight some of the work from across the field that has brought us this far.
https://t.co/GI5nnXaUs4
Very excited for this - joint symposium run by grad students of the @MRC_LMB and @viennabiocenter in July.
If you’re a research student wanting to share your work with a great bunch of scientists, join us in Cambridge this summer!
Our symposium is the perfect setting to showcase your work. Submit an abstract & apply for a talk or poster now at https://t.co/ZqMQZuKZPa or enter our three-minute thesis (3MT) competition! Check out https://t.co/rs2eg9sNKN for more details. #LMBVBC#makingconnections2023
📆 Registration is open for the Graduate Life Sciences Conference, an international student-led and student-focused conference co-organized by @LehmannChris_ ,@musminusculus, @Spicer__Max, and Júlia Portell i de Montserrat. Abstract deadline is May 26. #makingconnections2023
This year's symposium will be co-organized with the world-renowned @viennabiocenter - a leading institution at the forefront of innovative biology research. Sign up to connect with some of the best minds in life sciences and learn from the experts!
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For undergrads interested in science and a stipended summer in Vienna, a last reminder to apply here! The Gerlich lab is offering a position this year, along with tonnes of fantastic groups across the @viennabiocenter 🌞🧬
Pleased to introduce our latest preprint, out now: “Cohesin-mediated DNA loop extrusion resolves sister chromatids in G2 phase”. We present new quantitative assays probing the conformation of replicated chromosomes by imaging and high-throughput DNA sequencing. A tweetorial:
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The Gerlich lab is hiring! We are looking for a Research Technician to join our team @IMBA_Vienna, @viennabiocenter. For more info and to apply: https://t.co/JmYe70IDLb
#GapSummit2022 was a hoot! Would absolutely recommend the event to anyone interested in life science, biotech & sustainability. Thanks to the organisers for putting on a top programme of seminars, discussions and ++more in Camb!
Hot off the press @Nature! "A mitotic chromatin phase transition prevents perforation by microtubules". Our work on mitotic chromosome formation, a tweetorial:
In #collaboration with @bryangibsonphd, @ShotaroOtsuka + the lab of Mike Rosen @UTSWNews
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@ZStorchova Big thanks for the prize, and a bigger one for putting on such an incredible conference ! Looking forward to the next ChromoPloidy meet already