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Big congrats to Stefan Stefan Bauernfried for publishing his fantastic work Science Magazine. 🎉🍾🥳 Very exciting and refreshing to work on a totally different topic, looking outside the box of your own research. Very happy for this opportunity to contribute to such a great project!

Excited to see the project I’ve been working on out on Science Magazine. Thanks to Veit Hornung for great guidance, as well as Matthias Scherr from Duderstadt_lab and Pichlmair Lab for a wonderful collaboration. Here is a little background information on how this project evolved: 1/n

Looking for a fun alternative #ChristmasParty? Entire Duderstadt_lab playing Among Us while keeping #SocialDistance 🕹️. Who’s up for a challenge? Maybe @LabRemus?! Finally got an updated group picture as well! 🥳

Very excited to share parts of my PhD project! We show that RNAP 🚂 can push multiple MCM helicases 🍩 and even MCM loading intermediates, also in the context of chromatin. Get a sneak peek here 🧐 => cutt.ly/lkoxCnf and enjoy another sliding MCM 🍿

Latest #CDlab paper in @scienceadvances: SMC complexes are not only DNA-loop extruders but can also induce a new type of phase separation! advances.sciencemag.org/content/7/7/ea… Check out this major surprise! Great work led by postdoc Je-Kyung Ryu (JK) with #Uhlmann & Davide Michieletto #Marenduzzo labs

Congrats Drew Behrens and coworkers! Very happy to see this fantastic work online. Also very pleased with the #OpenAccess #OpenScience

The Falk lab @TheBrainOfPinky Max Perutz Labs Vienna is offering a position in the current call of the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program. Check our website for more information on Sebastian's work. #RNAprocessing #StructuralBiology #smallRNAs vbcphd.at Universität Wien MedUni Wien

Remember that intro biology class where you learned about helicases using ATP to unwind DNA during replication? We figured out that that might not be the case... UOW Research Molecular Horizons @ UOW Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Super exciting study with mechanistic insights into #cohesin-mediated loop extrusion. Huge congrats to all authors!🥳

Congrats Stefan!🎉🥳 Enjoy your first day as #PhD! 🙂

Huge congratulations to all Römer award recipients, including Stefan Stefan Bauernfried and Willi of the @hornunglab 🥳🍾🥂 cup.lmu.de/roemer/ It is really fantastic that the Römer family has been supporting our faculty with these awards for many years. Thank you!

#Inflammasomes are cytosolic sensing machineries that play a critical role in antimicrobial defense. Stefan Bauernfried & Veit Hornung discuss recent progress in characterizing the molecular mode of action & functional role of the human #inflammasome sensor NLRP1 bit.ly/3yHAe9X

Congrats BarbaraSafaric and all co-authors!! 🥳🎉Very happy to have contributed and to see some of my early PhD work published 😊

So happy that a main part of my PhD work 👨‍🎓found a permanent home!🥳 🎉 👀 Check out the final paper here ➡️cell.com/cell-reports/f… It contains a lot of additions to the preprint!

🚨The last piece of my #PhD🎓work is finally out now nature! 🎉🥳It was a great pleasure to be part of such a big team effort and tackling a biological problem by so many diverse approaches. Congrats to all authors, especially to co-first author (but twitterless) Bart Dequeker!

Nature research paper: MCM complexes are barriers that restrict cohesin-mediated loop extrusion go.nature.com/3MsP0Hw

How is the separation of two DNA strands nucleated after the initiation of chromosome replication in eukaryotes? We were curious too... You can read about what we found here nature – a sneak peak👇 nature.com/articles/s4158… 1/4

Pleased to see a spotlight about our recent paper! Unfortunately, the first part of the title also applies to me trying to access the article 😂 #paywall #openacess

Fantastic to see it finally out and how much it developed (and improved!) over the years 🎉🥳. I still remember the very first versions (and pain) when I started my PhD 😂. I wonder what Percy the Mars Rover (@PercyRover) thinks of it 🤔?