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Honoured to take over after outstanding leadership by David (and Adrian Bird before him). Grateful for amazing colleagues that make @wcb an inspiring place to do science!

Excited to honor Angelika’s profound legacy of mentorship and discovery with the establishment of the Angelika Amon Young Scientist Award! This annual award will recognize 2 PhD students from outside the US who embody her infectious enthusiasm for biology. ki.mit.edu/news/events/am…

Over 3 years ago we started to ask whether the mechanisms we have been studying in yeast meiosis are relevant in human fertility. Our first preprint shows that pericentromeric cohesion protection in the oocyte declines with material age. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Are you interested in chromatin organization and nuclear compartments? Are you just finishing your PhD? Are you motivated but also kind and considerate? Then contact me to apply to a MSCA fellowship and join our lab in sunny Montpellier! (1year funding already available)

I'm thrilled too and super-grateful for wonderful lab members, mentors and collaborators over the years. A huge thanks to the colleagues who nominated me!

Please RT: We have two research assistant positions available in the lab to study the interplay between chromatin organization and nuclear pores using genome editing (CRISPR/Cas9) and advanced microscopy/quantitative image analysis. Looking forward to welcoming new lab members!

Ever wondered how 3D chromatin rewires during differentiation? We wanted to understand this process better & distinguish if different processes or elements drive this rewiring. To do so, we used mESC=>NPC differentiation and focused on a single locus. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 1/17

#research|#seminar|🥁 Séminaire CIRB_CdF le mardi 🗓️05 novembre 2024 à 11h30 du Dr Flora Paldi, IGH 👩‍🔬: “A histone hyperacetylation pulse induces cellular memory of 3D genome folding and gene regulation” college-de-france.fr/activites-du-c… Collège de France - Salle D2

How does chromatin fold in different species? Is there an ubiquitous mechanism of chromatin folding in all species? We review published data to investigate the "Evolution and function of chromatin domains across the tree of life". rdcu.be/d1CxC

Our new review in Trends Cell Biology is now online! We discuss the connection between the epigenome, 3D genome folding, gene expression and cellular memory, specifically in loop extrusion-independent contexts.