Thank you Mansi for writing a preLights about our work on the role of FoxO transcription factors in pluripotency-state transitions. It is a great summary of our work.

I'm thrilled that our work on FoxO TFs, my favorite AKTors on the developmental stage, has finally come to life! Check it out, especially if you are pluripotency afficionados!

Awesome story by Henry F. Thomas and Songjie feng from the great lab of Christa Bücker! I've witnessed the development of this story from its beginnings and it's so cool to see it in Preprint!

Congrats to Laura Santini PhD Laura Santini (@leeboratory, Max Perutz Labs), who defended her thesis: Understanding how distinct tiers of regulation control pluripotency and differentiation - Well done! 🥂🍾
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Job Alert! 🚨 The The Leeboratory is looking for a lab manager or research technician with a passion for science 🧑‍🔬

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I am extremely proud to have been part of the The Leeboratory in the last years. I've learned so much from an inspiring mentor and a great team! I'm looking forward now to use my knowledge and skills for my future research!

Check out our latest preprint describing the onset of human gastrulation upon in vitro attachment! Here we show that stem cell-derived models of the human blastocyst, blastoids, and natural human embryos initiate gastrulation with a surprising timeline upon extended culture.

The Leeboratory approaches cell fate choice from multiple angles, they study epigenetics, RNA biology and signalling to pursue a holistic approach to understand differentiation. The Leeboratory Max Perutz Labs Vienna

Great story by Sara Scinicariello and the Gijs Versteeg lab!

Celebrating #WomenInScience at the Perutz, the #viennabiocenter and around the globe on #WomenInScience Day! Women in science are...? We asked some of our female colleagues to share their thoughts! ⬇️ Universität Wien MedUni Wien Women in Science Day

We are looking for a postdoc to join us in deciphering the genetics of lineage specification. If you are interested in cell-fate choice and have experience in mammalian embryology, 3D culture systems and/or genetic screens we are looking forward to hearing from you!

Interested in genetic circuitries that drive cell identity programmes and regulate cell-fate specification? The The Leeboratory is looking for Postdocs sharing our enthusiasm for curiosity driven science.
Learn more: bit.ly/3JpDrly Universität Wien #sciencejob #researchjobs

How does #interferon signaling interact with other signaling pathways in #infection ? In their latest paper in Science Signaling the Decker lab shows how the stress-induced p38/MAPK pathway enhances the expression of interferon-stimulated genes. Read more: tinyurl.com/y4hnbvv8

We could finally meet in person again at the SMICH Retreat 2022! We used the time wisely to exchange scientific progress and ideas, but also to improve our 🎳& 🏓skills😊Many thanks to our SAB, especially Angel R. Nebreda IRB Barcelona and Sharon Tooze who joined us this year.

Excited to share our latest prep-print by @sarascini and the labs of ubiquitin48.bsky.social, Pavel Kovarik, and Johannes Zuber! Check out how the E3 ligase HUWE1 controls the proteasomal degradation of one of the main negative regulators of inflammation, TTP. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Amazing work done by a super Merrit Romeike!!

Since I was a bachelor student I dreamed to attend the annual meeting of the ISSCR. After 2 years of virtual meetings, my dream finally came true. I'm so glad I could be at #ISSCR2022 and present the work I've been doing in the The Leeboratory. It was such an inspiring experience!

Come visit us at the Long Night of Research today! We have giant cells, quizzes, microscopy superpower and some hands-on DNA extraction 👨‍🔬🧪👩‍🔬 Find us together with the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program at the Altes AKH! Lange Nacht der Forschung Österreich Vienna BioCenter Scientific Training #SciComm

Open Master's position The Leeboratory! Your project will involve embryonic stem cell culture, CRISPR/Cas genome engineering as well as molecular biology, and will aim at elucidating the genetic circuitries that regulate cell fate decisions. bit.ly/3K0cfrk Universität Wien

#SYStem2022 is on in person! So many amazing scientists!