Papers celebration time till midnight!!🎇🎊

Jonquille day for our lab! Institut Curie

🧬🔬We have a fully funded postdoc position. Details below. Please get in touch for more details!!

Postdoc position alert! We are looking for an ambitious postdoc with affinity with bioinformatics to help us understand how CIN promotes inflammation and how we can exploit CIN-induced inflammation in cancer therapy. Please RT! ERIBA Research UMCG werkenbijumcg.nl/-/vacatures/re…

Don't miss out! Submit your abstract and registration until 17 May for EMBO Workshop on The DNA Damage Response in cell physiology and diseases, 14 – 18 October 2024 in Sounio, Greece 🔗 meetings.embo.org/event/24-dna-d… #EMBOdnaDamage24

Calling all #DDR & #DNARepair aficionados - It’s the last few days to register for the legendary Cape Sounio EMBO workshop on The DNA Damage Response in cell physiology & disease: meetings.embo.org/event/24-dna-d… 😉

Students, PhDs, post-docs, staff scientists, PIs, we are waiting for you!!!

A blast to see my friend Nick Nicolas Altemose in my own city! Milan is always full of surprises!

Fantastic visit at IFOM and IEO hosted by my friends Stefano Santaguida and Doksani Lab . Amazing research in this special place conducted by great people. Keep going!

The best community ever! We are waiting for you!

The team has a postdoctoral position open in Molecular & Cellular Genetics, to study replication fork repair pathways in the nuclear space (M/F) | EURAXESS euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/243923 . application to be sent at [email protected]. Please RT;

Big thanks to all Dynamic Kinetochore Workshop participants for excellent science, engaging conversations, and mountain excursions! We hope to see everyone in Oxford in 2027. Thanks also to our generous sponsors EMBO Events The Company of Biologists eLife - the journal Chromosoma_Edboard Swiss National Science Foundation Université de Genève EMBO

Having cool science at the international workshop on chromosomal instability and then good beer at the legendary pub where Francis Crick and James Watson first celebrated the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA!

See our new paper! CryoEM reveals RAD51 binds and protects abasic sites. We also show abasic DNA gaps and MRE11 dependent fork breakage without BRCA2/RAD51 from SMUG1, APOBEC3, TET2, and DNMTs. Major implications. Stunning structures with Pellegrini Lab cell.com/molecular-cell…

Great work from Costanzo’s Lab together with Pellegrini Lab. Happy to have contributed to this amazing story!