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 2025
Max defended his Qual Proposal and he is finally a PhD candidate!!!
The lab welcomes Ember (Katie Amberg) to the team (link)! She comes from Rutgers, and she will work with us as a summer undergraduate student. Welcome!
Nathan Basisty presents at Einstein his amazing work on proteomics for biomarker discovery in aging biology. Thank you for accepting our invite!
Simone attends the AFAR/Hevolution conference in Santa Barbara where he presents the lab progress on the role of histone succinylation in aging.
Simone presents the status of our single cell proteomics platform at the Einstein Board meeting!
Congrats to max for publishing an important paper on gluconeogenesis with the Pessin lab in collaboration with us (link)!
Also, congrats to Max for a new preprint on the discordance between RNA and protein levels in mouse hepatocytes (link)
Sarah presents at the Hevolution consortium meeting!
Research.com released the new Ranking of Best Scientists in the field of Molecular Biology. Simone ranked 1012 in United States (link) and 2064 in the world (link).
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