This week on the Nature cover: Atoms in focus. Single-particle cyro-EM powers protein imaging at atomic resolution. Browse the issue here: go.nature.com/3mRQH3X

The full story published today: nature.com/articles/s4146…

Very very proud of my former boss and the entire PC lab! ☺️

Let me walk you through our paper published today Springer Nature. Together with the Johannes Zuber lab, we found that Akirin2 is an essential nuclear import factor of mammalian proteasomes. full story: rdcu.be/cAmLN 🧵

Happy share our new paper on #ribosomeBiogenesis just out in NatureStructMolBiol. This was an amazing collaboration initiated by Helmut Bergler from the Uni Graz/University of Graz. Here a summary as 🧵.Read the full story: rdcu.be/cVqVu

Happy to show you our (in my completely unbiased opinion 😉) beautiful structure of the human UBR5 E3 ligase:

the Haselbach lab likes to solve structures. And then turn them into accessories 👑 📍AustrianCryoEMsymposium

The Haselbach Lab is on the hunt for passionate PhD student to explore the mysteries of the ubiquitin proteasome system within gametes through cryoET, or dive into the dynamic world of E3 Ligases using time-resolved cryo-EM. Apply by April 15th.

Our new study together with the Bergler lab on inhibition of ribosome biogenesis is now out. Big shout out to co-first author Lorenz Grundmann for amazing in depth cryo EM analysis