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11.04.2024 - PhD Student Positions Available

We have open positions for PhD studens! For details, see Open positions

 


01.01.2024 - Funding of "Innovation Project without implementation partner" by Innosuisse

Congrats to Simon Berger for getting the Innosuisse grant Innovation Project without implementation partner with the project title "High-resolution C. elegans screening for pre-clinical drug discovery"!

 


 

03.11.2023 - Ana Laranjeira successfully defended her PhD thesis

Congratulations to Ana Laranjeira who successfully defended her PhD thesis “Vitamin B12 Metabolism is a Conserved Regulator of MAPK-dependent Cell Fate Decisions”!

 


 

17.10.2023 - Paper accepted in Nature communications

Congratulation to Svenia Heinze, Simon Berger, Stefanie Engleitner and Michael Daube for their publication Heinze et al. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-42644-1!

 


 

12.10.2023 - Preprint in bioRxiv

Check out our newest preprint in bioRxiv with the title "Nutritional vitamin B12 regulates RAS/MAPK-mediated cell fate decisions through the one-carbon metabolism".  doi: doi:10.1101/2023.10.12.562015

 


 

22.08.2023 - Preprint in bioRxiv

Check out our newest preprint in bioRxiv with the title "Actomyosin-mediated apical constriction promotes physiological germ cell death in C. elegans".  doi: doi:10.1101/2023.08.22.554140

 


 

17.03.2023 - Svenia Heinze successfully defended her PhD thesis

Congratulations to Svenia Heinze who successfully defended her PhD thesis “Constitutive expression of the C. elegans hox gene lin-39 prolongs proliferation of somatic cells to adulthood ”!

 


 

01.09.2022 - Tea Kohlbrenner successfully defended her PhD thesis

Congratulations to Tea Kohlbrenner who successfully defended her PhD thesis “Actomyosin-mediated Apical Membrane Constriction Promotes Physiological Germ Cell Death in C. elegans”!

 


 

06.06.2022 - Paper accepted in PLOS Genetics

Congratulation to Aleksandra Fergin, Gabriel Boesch, Nadja Greter and Simon Berger for their publication Fergin et al. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1009978.

 


 

29.04.2022 - Silvan Spiri successfully defended his PhD thesis

Congratulations to Silvan Spiri who successfully defended his PhD thesis “New Insights into the Epidermal Growth Factor Signaling Network in Caenorhabditis elegans”!

 


 

01.03.2022 - Nadja Greter joined the lab

Welcome to Nadja Greter who joined the lab as a PhD student coming from the University of Zurich, Switzerland.

 


 

01.01.2022 - Wei Chen Kao joined the lab

Welcome to Wei Chen Kao who joined the lab as a PhD student coming from the Tohoku University, Japan.

 


 

01.01.2022 - Paper accepted in PLOS Biology

Congratulation to Evelyn Lattmann, Ting Deng and Michael Walser for their publication Lattmann et al. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.3001317

 


 

30.11.2021 - Paper accepted in Development

Congratulations to Silvan Spiri, Simon Berger and Louisa Mereu for their publication Spiri et al. doi:10.1242/dev.199900

 


 

14.06.2021 - Paper accepted in Development

Congratulations to Simon Berger and Silvan Spiri for their publication Berger et al. doi:10.1242/dev.199674

 


 

03.06.2021 - Aleksandra Fergin successfully defended her PhD thesis

Congratulations to Aleksandra Fergin who successfully defended her PhD thesis "Tissue-specific approach to study the role of sumoylation pathway in C. elegans"!

 


 

14.05.2020 - Ting Deng successfully defended her PhD thesis

Congratulations to Ting Deng who successfully defended her PhD thesis “The Pre-Replication Complex and EGL-43/EVI1 Coordinate Cell Invasion with Cell Cycle Arrest”!

 


 

23.03.2020 - Paper accepted in PLOS Genetics

Our Paper „The Caenorhabditis elegans homolog of the Evi1 proto-oncogene, egl-43, coordinates G1 cell cycle arrest with pro-invasive gene expression during anchor cell invasion“ has been accepted for publication

 


 

13.02.2020 - Paper accepted in eLife

Our paper "The CHORD protein CHP-1 regulates EGF receptor trafficking and signaling in C. elegans and in human cells" has been accepted for publication.