Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) can sequence DNA and RNA directly without amplification. They use nanopores with sequencing sensors to measure the electrical currents of nucleotides passing through the pores. ThisRead More →
Sandra, Sarah, Kevin, Muriel, Noriko, and Manja are going to Ulm for the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Virology. Meet them at their posters:Read More →
The life of most organisms is, beyond other influences, controlled by two central biological events: Biological rhythms based on the timely regulation of physiological processes, and the biology of aging.Read More →
May I present to you: the oldest lab member (not in terms of his actual age but in terms of his membership in our group). The one and only teachingRead More →
The next person to be presented is the amazing Muriel, who is an old and new member of the group at the same time. She just recently started her PhDRead More →
We continue our interviews with Damian, our new group leader of the wet lab sub group Acellular genomics. I hope he will forgive me the title, he is lovely nonethelessRead More →
Our group is constantly growing and just recently a lot of new members have been joining the team. That’s a good reason to get to know each other a bitRead More →
Understanding the aging process is still a significant challenge to enable healthy aging and prevent age-related diseases. Most studies in age research investigate the decline in organ functionality and geneRead More →
We are looking for an enthusiastic and dedicated PostDoc to join the RNA Bioinformatics group as team leader for our molecular biology laboratory. You are a molecular biology PostDoc experiencedRead More →
Manja, Daniel, Kevin, Lisa, Sebastian and Franzi are going to Bern for the International Virus Bioinformatics Meeting 2020, organized by the European Virus Bioinformatics Center, the University of Bern andRead More →