Leonie presented a poster on the role of H3K9me in C. elegans developmental timing and enjoyed inspiring talks at the beautiful EMBL building.
24 – 27 August, 2024 | EMBL Conference Transcription and Chromatin | Heidelberg, Germany
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28 July – 2 August, 2024 | Proteomics Summer School | Brixen, Italy
Simona got accepted to the Brixen Proteomics Summer School and spent an exciting week getting detailed insights into proteomics and advancements in the field while enjoying the beautiful landscape of South Tyrol.
29 July – 2 August, 2024 | Dynamics Days Europe | Bremen, Germany
Tage der Genforschung at FMI
The FMI welcomed more than 100 high-school students for a two-day event featuring biomedical research education and hands-on activities.
OUT NOW our preprint titled “A conserved chronobiological complex times C. elegans development”
What distinguishes the circadian clocks in our bodies (that tell us when to sleep and wake) from clocks that control development? Perhaps not so much: C. elegans LIN-42 and KIN-20 form a stable complex to control developmental tempo just like their orthologues PER and CK1 function in a complex to control the circadian period. Fun in vivo – in vitro collaboration with Ward and Partch labs at UCSC – check out our preprint for the full story.
Grosshans Lab 