Register now for the Swiss RNA Workshop 2020 taking place January, 24 at the Universität Bern . Keynotes by Reinhard Lührmann (@mpi_bpc ) and Nicholas Luscombe (The Francis Crick Institute ). Short talks selected from abstracts. Registration deadline December 8, 2019. swissrnaws.dcb.unibe.ch

Participation is free of charge thanks to the support by the NCCR RNA & Disease and The RNA Society and the sponsoring by HUBERLAB, Microsynth, Lexogen, TakaraBioUSA, Axon Lab AG, VectorBuilder . Organizers: Frédéric Allain, Marc Bühler, Mühlemann Lab, Françoise Stutz (Stutz Lab).

Congratulations to David Shore and his collaborators for their latest paper in Genes & Development! Faculty of Science | UNIGE

Our new paper is out! 🎉 We propose that the Ddi1 protease contributes to the resolution of DNA-Protein crosslinks. cell.com/molecular-cell…

Latest publication from the lab starring @KaurJat and Julien Soudet! We propose a comprehensive mechanism of transcription interference through chromatin regulation.

Very excited to share our latest manuscript on DNA-Protein Crosslink repair and SUMO; by Nataliia Serbyn together with Benoît Kornmann, Agnès Michel and Zhou Lab! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Many thanks to the Tollervey lab (David Tollervey and Tomasz W. Turowski ) for this super nice Spotlight about our recent publication in Cell Reports cell.com/trends/genetic…

Happy to have contributed (just a little bit) to this story with @ollie_rando and Michel Strubin labs! advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/36/e…

Congratulations to the winners of the #iGE3 PhD salary awards 2020! Olimpia Bompadre (Guillaume Andrey), Lena Hyvärinen (LopezMolina lab), Audrey Noireterre (Stutz Lab ), Emilie Trachsel (Patrick Viollier) See their projects during the 9th iGE3 Annual Meeting on Monday, November 2, 2020!

Congrats to Jatinder Kaur (@KaurJat) from the Stutz Lab on defending her very productive PhD work extremely well! 🍾 🎉

+1 Doctor at the Stutz Lab! Proud of Jatinder @KaurJat who successfully defended her thesis today

Latest publication from @labstutz about antisense non-coding transcription, SAGA-dependent transcription and the HIR histone chaperone. Hey, SAGA_COMPLEX, this one is for you!!!

And here is the full version of our promotional film youtube.com/watch?v=5mDwu_… Molecular & Cellular Biology Dept 🔬 Geneva 🇨🇭 Genetics & Evolution Faculty of Science | UNIGE

We are so happy to share our latest work on the role of sumoylation in the repair of DNA-protein crosslinks. Congrats Nataliia Serbyn 🎉 cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Happy to share our latest publication out today in @NAR_open! Started a long time ago with a genetic screen and ended up with this take home message: Antisense non-coding transcription contributes to the dynamics of SAGA-dependent gene promoters. academic.oup.com/nar/advance-ar…

New preprint from the lab starring Audrey Noireterre, Ivona Bagdiul and Nataliia Serbyn! If you want to know the role of the Ubx5 adaptor in DNA Protein Crosslinks clearance! Audrey Noireterre will present her work at the CSHL Meetings #DNArepair poster sessions. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We are super happy that this is out! Go and check the work of Audrey Noireterre and Nataliia Serbyn on DNA-Protein Crosslinks! We thank Review Commons and The EMBO Journal for the nice and constructive review process. embopress.org/doi/10.15252/e…

Very proud of our former PhD student Audrey Noireterre, currently postdoc in the lab, for winning both the Laemmli and Arditi prizes. They award an outstanding thesis in molecular biology and the best thesis at the Section of Biology of Faculty of Science | UNIGE , respectively. You deserve it!

Happy to share our latest publication from Stutz Lab about promoter NDR resetting following replication. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… We found a two-step process:

Wrapping up and closing the Stutz lab with a celebration! Our latest publication on our favorite budding yeast is now in @NAR_Open. Check it out if you're into yeast genetics and DNA repair! Huge congrats to Audrey Noireterre, Julien Soudet and Ivona! academic.oup.com/nar/article/do…