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!
Invitez une chercheuse d’aujourd’hui dans votre classe
Invitez dans votre classe une chercheuse pour inspirer vos élèves et dévoiler des vocations, tout en consolidant leur conviction que les femmes peuvent réussir dans les domaines MINT.
Job opening for a Post-doc or scientist in Mass Spectrometry
The successful candidate will investigate lipid movements and develop the first molecular cartography of lipid “highways”.
Prof. Robbie Loewith newly elected EMBO Member
Prof. Robbie Loewith from the University of Geneva has been elected as a new member of the prestigious European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO).
The #NCCRWomen campaign (videos)
During the week of May 31, a new video showcasing an NCCR Chemical Biology woman researcher is released each day.
Christian Heinis wins an ERC Advanced Grant
This project will merge biological and chemical compound libraries to target so-called “undruggable” proteins. Congratulations to our co-director Christian Heinis!
Mitochondrial membrane tension governs fission
The NCCR Chemical Biology is proud to announce a new open access publication in Cell Reports stemming from the collaboration of 3 NCCR labs (Manley, Roux and Matile). Interdisciplinary collaboration strikes again!
Tracking proteins in the heart of cells
An interdisciplinary team of NCCR members has been able to follow precisely the path taken by a motor protein in cells, paving the way for the study of the transport activity and distribution of cargoes in cells.
Launch of the #NCCRwomen campaign
The NCCRs have joined forces in a national campaign showing how women have come to occupy a central place in research in almost all scientific fields.
