Check this new position out at our department > bsse.ethz.ch/department/ope… D-BSSE, ETH Zurich in Basel is such a great place to work! Please RT

Delighted to share the work from our postdoc Andreas, a fruitful collaboration with DJ Müller Lab - ETHzürich , David MartinezMartin and University of Basel, on monitoring #mass and cell cycle phases of single yeast cells using an advanced picobalance doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Very happy to share our latest preprint “Synthetic genotype networks”. Great work by Javier Santos Moreno, Eve Tasiudi and Astri Kusumawardhani in a fun collaboration with CSB, ETHZ. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

And read the News & Views from Beth Cimini Lab 🔬💻 📊 highlighting this work here: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Our software TracX has been published! With TracX you can highly precise track #singlecells and reconstruct their #lineage. Importantly, our software does not require any extensive parameter tuning and works for bacteria, yeast and mammalian cells!

A new method developed by the Computational Systems Biology group of #JoergStelling CSB, ETHZ introduces the cell region fingerprint tracker based on key parameters drawn from #microscopy images > bit.ly/3SBl925 Nature Methods #singlecell #livecell #imaging

Open position at D-BSSE in Basel: ethz.ch/en/the-eth-zur…

Happy to share our latest work in which we use #cellular and #computational models to investigate the rare inherited #metabolic disorder methylmalonic aciduria. Work done by Charlotte Ramon in collaboration with Sean Froese. doi.org/10.1002/jimd.1…

Are you looking for a precisely #adjustable, variation-suppressed transcriptional #controller? Have a look at our protocol where we show how to achieve controlled, graded #gene expression in S. cerevisiae.

(1/9) Happy to present our new preprint CSB, ETHZ! doi.org/10.1101/2023.0… Kinetic parameter values have been measured for only a fraction of known enzymes. Machine/deep learning can predict missing values, but what is the uncertainty of measured and predicted values?

Our study on synthetic genotype networks (sets of gene regulatory networks connected by small mutational changes) is now published! Congratulations to all co-authors! Javier Santos Moreno Eve Tasiudi Astri Kusumawardhani CSB, ETHZ @DMF_unil. nature.com/articles/s4146…

We are very happy to share that we have a new paper out in Journal of Cell Biology! tinyurl.com/2z6btsrj In it, we show that the kinesin Kip2, in collaboration with the CLIP-170 orthologue Bik1, moonlights as a microtubule polymerase.

Functional comparison of metabolic networks across species Charlotte Ramon & J. Stelling CSB, ETHZ use sensitivity correlations to quantify similarity of predicted metabolic network responses to perturbations, linking genotype & environment to phenotype nature.com/articles/s4146…

Join our faculty: Open position at ⁦D-BSSE, ETH Zurich⁩ in Basel > Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) of Data Science for Bioengineering and Biomedicine | ETH Zurich Please RT! ethz.ch/en/the-eth-zur…

How evolution in genotype networks drives biological function | In a study Nature Communications, researchers around Joerg Stelling CSB, ETHZ and Yolanda Schaerli, Yolanda Schaerli Université de Lausanne, reveal new insights of gene regulatory networks >u.ethz.ch/HBjVt Eve Tasiudi Javier Santos Moreno

A new collaboration between ETH Zurich and Roche trains doctoral students and postdocs in bio-engineered #TranslationalMedicine in Basel. The call for applicants for the doctoral programme is open now > next-gen-bioengineers.ethz.ch. Please RT!

Check out the three open positions for Assistant Professors TT at our department in Basel > bsse.ethz.ch/department/ope… Please share! ETH Zurich #Biomedicine #Biodata #Genomics #Bioengineering #jobopportunity

Congratulations to Asli Azizoglu from the Computational Systems Biology group CSB, ETHZ on receiving the SNF Spark grant for developing a technology platform that identifies drugs that target specific cell-​surface receptors. Master projects available! > u.ethz.ch/Ds4YV

Come join us in Lausanne, June 23–27, for a week of science, lively discussions, and a stunning lake view! Whether you're studying evolution in nature or designing it in the lab, our ETH-EPFL Summer School offers talks, workshops, and time to connect with fellow PhD students.