Welcome to the sidoli lab
Our lab develops mass spectrometry for chromatin biology. We implement and apply new quantitative methods to define the state and dynamics of chromatin in health and other conditions. We are also invested in innovating new 3D cell models to reduce the necessity of animal testing.
April 2025
Dejauwne successfully defended his PhD!!! Congratulations! You made all of us very proud. Now, he is off to med school to complete his MSTP program.
The lab welcomes Shivangi Pande to the team as new postdoc! Great to have you in the team! (link)
Unfortunately, we also have to say goodbye to Ellen. We have been very happy to have you in the lab. We hope to see you soon again, and best of luck with the completion of your PhD in Brazil!
The lab publishes two papers in Methods in Molecular Biology: one focused on the automated sample preparation of histone samples (link) and one on the identification of chromatin readers with proteomics (link). Congrats to all the authors!
Congrats to Dejauwne as well for having his main research paper on the role of CARM1 in glioblastoma uploaded in BioRxiv (link). Fingers crossed for a smooth review!
One more paper for the month of April: congrats to Max for publishing in Nature Metabolism with his co-mentor Jeffrey Pessin (link)!
The lab hosts (virtually) Dr. Peder Lund from the Case Western Reserve University to present his research program on microbiome, metabolism and epigenetics. Thank you so much for sharing your science with us!
Simone presents at the Einstein Board meeting. Thank you to the organizers to allow us to share our progress with our proteomics platforms.
Interesting statistics: Simone ranked 9th in the prior 5 years on the βHighly Ranked Scholarsβ platform under the category βHistoneβ (link). The ranking is based on weighted number of publications, citations, and h-index.
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