Happy birthday to our latest Msc graduate!
And congratulations for a job well done Amal ❤️💪🏻
Its a bittersweet feeling to say goodbye to a favorite lab member, but indeed a happy moment to see them move on to the next chapter in their life!
Tina Ukmar-Godec and coworkers from my lab show in a collaboration with the @fischle_lab that phase separation of human HP1alpha is not necessary to compact chromatin
Check out our latest paper in PNAS titled "Multimodal Interactions Drive Chromatin Phase Separation and compaction". A fruitful collaboration between @mz_science and @fischle_lab 😃
https://t.co/sffFAUm0j3
@DocLarus It all starts with the state of the art, then few weeks later you find yourself reading a paper from 1962 and still wondering what does humanity know about a specific topic
Congratulations to our Aljoharah Alotaibi for a job well done defending her MSc thesis 🎉🎊🎓
Wishing her all the best in her PhD journey, that we can tell already that she will ace🎊
Farewell to our all time favorite postdoc, Yogesh!
One card wasnt enough for all of us to express our gratitude for everything that you’ve done, and thats why you ended up with 3 cards instead ✌🏻
We wish you all the best, and know that the lab will never be the same without you!
Perks of being in an International lab: casual international brunches!🥪🌯🌮🥘🍪🥞
Pic#2 is for a Brazilian postdoc who went for an Algerian pancake dipped in Hijazi foul, and if that isn’t fusion cuisine, i dont know what is!
We dissected in #JC_Fischle_lab a paper that tries to understand how ribosomes are stored in an inactive state for a vast span of time inside the egg, and whether the regulation of ribosomes itself contributes to the translational suppression in the egg and early embryonic period
Importantly, the authors, @Haselbachlab @Pauligroup, @Friedaleesch, @llorenzoorts et al, identify Dap1b as a protein factor that contributes to translational inhibition in the egg cell and prior to this report Dap1b has never been associated with ribosome biology.
The chromatin community will always be grateful to him as he was one of the main pillars of our field.
He will be dearly missed and remembered!
Rest in peace our science hero!
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, C. David Allis. Aside from his groundbreaking contributions to biomedical science, David will be remembered for his warmth, humility, and relentless optimism.
Had some great pleasure in hosting our collaborator from @CbiToulouse, Fabian Erdel!
The PhD project of our @EKspeaking revolves around phase separation and we have prof. Erdel’s work to thank for that!