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Thank you very much, @SGuettlerLab and @MansfeldLab, for hosting me @ICR_London in South Kensington. Beautiful science is blooming there, just like the camellia outside.
What a pleasure to give a talk @TheCrick, coinciding with an amazing discussion between Paul Nurse and Kazuo Ishiguro! Thank you very much, @KatrinRittinger for the invitation!
Thank you, Prof. Indrajit Sahu and colleagues @DBT_NCCS_Pune for a great meeting and fantastic sightseeing in Pune, India!
NCCS hosted ProUPS Satellite Meeting including series of talks, student discussion on ‘Ask Me Anything’ with Nobel Laureate Prof. Aaron Ciechanover and a public talk by him on ‘The Discovery of the Ubiquitin System – How Embarrassingly Simple It Was.’ @SharmilaBapat @DBTIndia
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Thrilled to host 2 talks by #NobelLauretate, Prof. Aaron Ciechanover. REGISTER HERE:
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Details here: nccs.res.in/
Target audience: #Students (Master's & above), #scientists, & #faculty. Limited seating on a 1st come-1st served basis.
#PublicTalk
Beautiful interpretation of the 20S proteasome at Chennai #ProUPS
What a great day @MDC_Berlin, celebrating Thomas Sommer! Thank you, Oliver Daumke, for organizing this fantastic symposium!
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Excited to present at the Symposium to celebrate the career of Thomas Sommer @MDC_Berlin this Friday! #ubiquitin #TPD
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Check out our thoughts on ubiquitination dynamics in neurodevelopment. Thanks so much, @MAmbrozkiewicz, for collaborating with us!
What an absolute pleasure to have worked with the brilliant @SLorenzLab on this article, just out in @NatureSMB. We showcase interdisciplinary experimental approaches to investigate ubiquitination in the developing neuron -> 🧵
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What an absolute pleasure to have worked with the brilliant @SLorenzLab on this article, just out in @NatureSMB. We showcase interdisciplinary experimental approaches to investigate ubiquitination in the developing neuron -> 🧵
rdcu.be/d2miT
Very proud of our PhD student, Thornton, for a fantastic talk! Congrats also to Ninadini!
Congrats to @ninadini_sharma @SchuhLab & Thornton Fokkens @SLorenzLab on the Campus Seminar Communication Award 🥳! Since 2018, young scientists @mpids & @mpi_nat present their research in the Campus Seminar series. The two best talks are awarded.
Thanks to Lydie Combaret, Cécile Polge & Daniel Taillandier for a fantastic proteasome meeting in Clermont-Ferrand. C'etait formidable! proteasome2024.sciencesconf.…
Thanks very much, @MalteGersch, for inviting me to the @mpimoph. I had a great time in Dortmund!
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Science @ #Literaturherbst #Göttingen 📚 from Oct 18-27. Join us at the Paulinerkirche or via livestream with an ON AIR ticket for cutting-edge research from the natural sciences, humanities & social sciences. About all talks (🇬🇧, 🇩🇪) & tickets 👇: #MPIGö
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Outstanding scientists elected to EMBO Membership: in EMBO’s 60th anniversary year, 100 new members and 20 associate members join the community
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Planarians never cease to surprise - we show that epidermal cells undergo basal extrusion and a 'death march' to be digested by gut phagocytes. Thus, self-digestion is not only part of pathological cell clearance, but also of steady-state tissue turnover. How? Lots to discover :)
"Epidermal turnover in the planarian Schmidtea mediterranea involves basal cell extrusion and intestinal digestion"
@mpi_nat Tobias Boothe, @DannyJRLee, @clemauksch, & @rinklab
Read more in @CellReports:
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Beautiful cross-border stroll with 2 amazing role models! Many thanks to @kyliejwalters, @LabJoazeiro, & Yue Xiong for the fantastic @FASEBorg ubiquitin conference!
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In flatworms, Neoblasts are the only dividing cells outside the reproductive system... REALLY? In collaboration with @PhysPlanaria, we show that things are not so simple. Here's our preprint on the intriguing stem cell system of the Catenulid Stenostomum biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
































