By Steve, on December 17th, 2014 Rob White and I are extremely happy to have been awarded a BBSRC research grant to study how Hox transcription factors achieve target specificity. We are currently looking for a Postdoc to join the project who has an enthusiasm for understanding the genome biology of this ancient class of transcription factors (see advert till 18th Jan).
By Steve, on December 17th, 2014 It is well past belatedly that I add our (now not so) new postdoc Dagmara Korona to the list of lab colleagues. Dagmara has joined us to work on our Fly proteome BBSRC LoLa grant. It is a real pleasure to have her in the lab.
By Steve, on December 17th, 2014 A busy week in the lab, both Katerina and Sarah passed their PhD viva’s – much celebration ensued! Sarah is moving on to a computational biology Postdoc at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel, so good luck to her. As ever, I am incredibly proud of the students I have hosted in the lab. Well done to both of them.
By Steve, on October 13th, 2014 Very well done to Sarah, submitting her thesis on a lovely Cambridge morning 🙂
By Steve, on October 9th, 2014 After almost 6 years, many millions of screened embryos and thousands of images provided by a host of labs, out Protein Trap paper finally sees the light of day in Development. A tremendous effort by all those involved. You can read it in all its (open access) glory here. There is also a fabulous accompanying paper from Bénédicte Sanson’s lab describing in detail the embryonic expression and localisation of the lines.
Thanks to all those involved.
By Steve, on September 30th, 2014
Well done Katerina, thesis bound and submitted before the deadline. I am sure she now needs a considerable period of sleep!
By Steve, on May 30th, 2014 Enrico’s paper on SoxN genomics and a comparative analysis of SoxN and Dichaete binding in mutant backgrounds is now out in Genome Biology. We are very proud of this paper.
By Steve, on April 28th, 2014 Congratulations to Enrico on successfully defending his PhD thesis today. A fabulous piece of work on SoxN genome biology as well as a fascinating analysis of SoxN and Dichaete redundancy at a genomic level.
By Steve, on January 6th, 2014 A landmark for the lab with our first ever BioConductor package now available. SimBindProfiles allows comparisons of ChIP-array binding profiles to identify differential binding in different datasets, while there are tools to this with ChIP-seq data there was little or nothing usable for array based analysis. Bettina put it together with some help from Enrico and Robert Stojnic to facilitate our work on Dichaete and SoxN binding but it is broadly applicable to any ChIP-array datasets.
I think this is a fabulous piece of work – well done Bettina!
By Steve, on December 8th, 2013 Jelena’s Dichaete genomics paper is now out in BMC Genomics. Great job troops.
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