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.


May 2024

The lab welcomes officially Max in the team! He signed off to have his PhD to be co-mentored by our team and the team of Dr. Jeffrey Pessin (Diabetes Center). We will work on single cell spatial proteomics; challenging and exciting times ahead!

The lab says goodbye to Ankita! Thank you for everything you did in the lab, and thank you very much to Dr. Atefeh Rabiee for sharing with us her talent and time.

Congratulations to Ronnie for having a poster presentation at the Single Cell Proteomics Symposium in Boston and winning a travel award! Great work! He will attend the symposium together with Max.

Congrats to Sarah as well, who got accepted to participate to the Gordon Conference on Chromatin in July (link). It is a very prestigious one; they take only a limited number of attendees. Well done!

New collaboration with the lab of Dr. Eric Nestler: Decoding cocaine-induced proteomic adaptations in the mouse nucleus accumbens, published in Science Signaling (link). Thank you for always working with us, Dr. Philipp Mews!

The postdocs of Einstein voted and they approved with majority to be represented by the Union UAW. UAW will represent our postdocs at Einstein from now on.

Carlos is absent from work for a few days because he participates to the filming of the new Spike Lee/Denzel Washington movie "High and Low". Oh my! The things that don't happen in this lab…

Thank you to Dr. Kojo Elenitoba-Johnson (Chair of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at MSKCC) for visiting Einstein! It has been a great pleasure to host you and hear about your science.

 

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