We recruit a Scientific Collaborator 2 in Mass Spectrometry
The Scientific Collaborator 2 will manage a quantitative mass spectrometry (“‘omics”) platform at the University of Geneva.
News
A sulfur molecule to block the coronavirus
Some viruses can get inside cells via a mechanism that involves sulfur organic molecules. An NCCR team has discovered effective inhibitors and blocked the uptake of SARS-CoV-2.
An ERC Synergy Grant awarded to Prof. Roux and Roke
With this Synergy Grant, they will study the dynamics of water fluxes, curvature and tension in cellular membranes.
International Birnstiel Award attributed to Anna-Katharina Pfitzner (Roux lab)
The prize acknowledges her exceptional level of insight, creativity, and independence which led to a remarkable contribution in understanding how ESCRT-III works.
The first MOOC on Chemical Biology is launched on the Coursera platform
Created in close relationship between the UNIGE and a passionate team from the NCCR Chemical Biology, this course targets a large spectrum of students in science, scientists and science educators.
UNIGE launches a 5 ECTS online course on chemical biology!
Enrollment to the new online course on Chemical Biology (5 ECTS) is now open! Deadline is September 28, 2020.
An ERC Starting Grant awarded to Prof. Sascha Hoogendoorn
Four hundred thirty-six laureates of the 2020 European Research Council (ERC) competition will receive an ERC Starting Grant to tackle […]
2021 ACS Awards: Prof. Yimon Aye receives one of the Arthur C. Cope Scholar Awards
Prof. Yimon Aye is among the recipients of the 2021 ACS National Awards that recognize a person’s extraordinary accomplishments!
Cells relax their membrane to control protein sorting
NCCR Chemical Biology researchers have succeeded in measuring the tension of the membrane of an organelle forming inside a cell.
Dr. Clémence Simon receives a three-year postdoctoral HFSP fellowship
Congratulations ! Proud to have in our network such a promising early-career woman researcher.
