After the successful kick-off symposium, it's time to invite you to the second edition of the 2020 Frontiers in Regeneration on Nov 24th! We have a wonderful panel of speakers and this time we focus on ➡️epigenetics ⬅️ Visit bit.ly/34Z1yTw and save the Zoom link now!

Thank you very much for the acknowledgement and the nice evening. Looking forward to continue my path in Dresden at Mareike Albert lab CRTD

Happy to present our book chapter on the Epigenetic Regulation of Cortical Development. Finally out, as part of a large volume on Factors Affecting Neurodevelopment. Congrats Janine Hoffmann CRTD Link: bit.ly/3x9tIHb

The neocortex is central to humans’ #cognitive abilities & has grown significantly over the course of evolutionary history. Dr Mareike Albert Ph.D from TU Dresden is investigating how the development of the #neocortex is regulated. issuu.com/euresearcher/d… #Research #Brain

Interested in #polycomb and human #brain #development? Check out our new review discussing recent insights from #neurodevelopmental #disorders and #cancer, with beautiful figures from @NBolicke CRTD doi.org/10.1002/dneu.2…

We are hiring! Open PhD position! We are looking for enthusiastic PhD candidates with an interest in the epigenetic regulation of brain development. Apply via the Dresden International Graduate School DIGS-BB CRTD More info here: digs-bb.de/join/phd-posit…

Proud of this work spearheaded by amazing PhD student Paula Cubillos DIGS-BB CRTD, with @NBolicke @JanineEpperlein Theresa Schütze Mihail Sarov Katie Long. Huge thanks to all co-authors! Hope that you will enjoy the read! Looking forward to the feedback. (7/7)

Ever wondered what makes us uniquely human? It might just be our neocortex!🧠 Researchers, led by Mareike Albert at CRTD TU Dresden, unveil a factor that could have fueled neocortex expansion in humans. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4atdImx #CMCBnews

Ein Forschungsteam unter der Leitung von Mareike Albert TU Dresden hat einen neuen Wachstumsfaktor identifiziert, der zur Expansion des Neokortex beim Menschen beigetragen haben könnte. doi.org/10.1038/s44318… Bild: Janine Hoffmann

Hi all! Have you seen the cover of last issue of The EMBO Journal beautifully illustrated by @joana_gcc and asked yourself who are the people involved in this exciting research on epigenetics and brain development? We are Albert Lab from Dresden and this is our official account!

Last Sunday we celebrated our lab’s 5th year anniversary on a rainy day in the forest! We were so happy that many of the alumni, colleagues, friends&family could come. Thank you all again for celebrating this milestone together, with delicious science themed food😊

Join us at the Dresden Science Night! Dresdner Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften CRTD At booth 2+3 you can explore our organoids and craft some neurons yourself. Just follow the path 🧠🔬 #LNdWDD

How do different #PRC1 sub-complexes contribute to the regulation of #NSC fate? Side-by-side comparison of canonical and non-canonical PRC1 in NSC #proliferation and #differentiation. #epigenetics CRTD @JanineEpperlein 💫 Pre-print: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

New preprint from our lab is out! ➡️biorxiv.org/content/10.110… With this study we set out to detangle the different roles of PRC1 subunit PCGF during neurodevelopement. Our PhD student Janine Hoffmann’s work with the help of Theresa Schütze & Annika Kolodziejczyk and our collaborators!

💫 Join us! We are looking for an enthusiastic #postdoc! Interested in #epigenetics, #neocortex development, neurodevelopmental #disorders, #evolution, #organoids? Apply until 30 Sep 2024! 4-year fully funded position CRTD Please RT 🙏 tu-dresden.de/vacancy/11603

Yesterday, the first PhD student graduated from the lab 🤩 Congratulations, Dr. Hoffmann! 🥳🥂 Fantastic presentation and Q&A session. We wish you all the best for your next adventure 🌋🧬🧫 Janine Hoffmann AlbertLab_TUD CRTD