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.
October 2024
Simone will present at the Advances in Proteomics & Metabolomics 2024 symposium (organized by Technology Networks). Register for free if you want to attend (link).
A little symbolic accomplishment for the Sidoli Lab. Our PubMed index reached 200 items (link). They are not 200 publications yet; there are a few preprints. But we are getting there as fast as we can!
Simone presents the lab work at Fordham University! Thank you Dr. Kaoutsar Nasrallah for the invitation!
New collaboration with the lab of Dr. Li Gan (Weill Cornell) published in Neuron: βAlzheimer's disease-linked risk alleles elevate microglial cGAS-associated senescence and neurodegeneration in a tauopathy modelβ (link).
Congratulations to Sarah for having her collaborative work published in Nature Communications! Thank you for working with us, Dr. Danwei Huangfu lab (MSKCC) (link).
Congrats to Jenny as well for this collaboration with Dr. Nikolaos Frangogiannis lab (Einstein) published in Cardiovascular Research (link).
Simone meets with our incredibly generous Einstein donor, Dr. Ruth Gottesman, to illustrate the latest advances of the proteomics team at Einstein. Just a quick reminder of the donation (one of many) that the Gottesman family did to Einstein; the last one of 1 billion dollars! (link)