We wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
Farewell to Jun and Ben!
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Welcome to our new postdocs, Foivos and Lucas!
Foivos is trained as a bioinformatician. During his PhD at the University of Basel, he focused on the development of computational methods for the identification and quantification of transcript isoforms from next-generation sequencing data.
Lucas studied Biotechnology at the Universidad of Valencia and obtained an MSc in Biophysics from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. In his PhD, he studied how spatially repeated structures, such ribs and vertebrae, emerge from temporally rhythmic gene expression. In our lab he will study how time is encoded in gene regulatory networks to ensure each developmental event is played in the right order at the right time to form a proper multicellular organism.
FMI PhD program closing date approaching!
The FMI PhD program offers students the opportunity to carry out biomedical research at the highest level in a stimulating, highly international and collaborative atmosphere. Students work with internationally recognized scientists and have access to cutting-edge technology platforms. Since 2016, the FMI has also been offering an MD-PhD program, tailored to students with a degree in medicine. Find more details here
OUT NOW our paper titled “let-7 coordinates the transition to adulthood through a single primary and four secondary targets”
UPDATE: Our preprint has been successfully published as a peer-reviewed paper in Life Science Alliance. Read more on the FMI webpage!
Welcome to our new undergrad, Andrea!
Andrea is currently enrolled at the University of Bologna. In our lab he will work together with Chiara on the heterochronic pathway.
Grosshans Lab 