Our signature accomplishments on membranes and cell signaling highlighted today in Chimia
Discover some of our key accomplishments on membranes and how they impact cellular signaling. An adventure that started eleven years ago!
Motor usage imprints microtubule stability along the shaft
The collaborative work conducted between the Aumeier and Kruse labs is reported in Developmental Cell.
Diversity of DNA-encoded synthetic molecules through mating
Published in Nature Chemistry, the article describes a new technique for selecting assemblies of small molecules through programmed assembly using DNA-pairing processes, making it possible to find the best combinations for each protein to be combated, quickly and cheaply.
New NCCR directorship
We warmly welcome Robbie Loewith as the new NCCR director and Nicolas Winssinger as deputy director for UNIGE! Congratulations!
Bruno Correia: laureate of the 2021 EPFL University Latsis Award
This award recognizes his contributions in interfacing protein design with immunoengineering. Some of his work has unveiled novel routes for the development of new vaccine concepts and cell-based therapies.
Prof. Yimon Aye receives the ICBS 2021 Global Lectureship Award
Prof. Aye is the recipient of this award in recognition of the importance of her research in the field of chemical biology. Congratulations!
Research Council: Prof. Gotta elected as new member
Monica Gotta (UNIGE) has been elected as member in the Biology and Medicine division of the SNSF Research Council.
Join our 6 ECTS online course on chemical biology!
Registration for the 6 ECTS online course on chemical biology will open on September 13, 2021 for the autumn semester.
Prof. Yimon Aye receives the 2022 Tetrahedron Young Investigator Award
Prof. Yimon Aye is among the recipients of the 2022 Tetrahedron Award in recognition of exceptional creativity and dedication in the fields of Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry. Congratulations!
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