01.06.2021
We thank Dr. Wanze Chen for his precious collaboration with our lab for the past six years, and we wish him all the best for his bright scientific career ahead!
06.05.2021
Congratulations to Prof. Bart Deplancke for being awarded the eminent 2021 Cloëtta Prize!
28.04.2021
Alithea Genomics wins CHF 150,000 from Venture Kick to advance their BRB-seq kit offering and continue to expand the throughput and cost-efficiency of RNA-seq. Congratulations!
15.04.2021
Maria Litovchenko from Bart Deplancke’s group explains how she and her coauthors were able to map circadian gene activity in three tissues of interest and across 140 genomes of Drosophila, by sampling each genotype only once.
11.02.2021
A new lab publication in Science Advances: “Extensive tissue-specific expression variation and novel regulators underlying circadian behavior”
Read EPFL’s press release related to these breakthrough discoveries: “Genes that dance to the circadian rhythm.”
Discover press article from The Academic Times: “Biological clock varies due to gene expression, fruit fly study reveals.”
Listen to a recent interview on the RTS (in French) about this study.
08.02.2021
Congratulations to Dr. Guido Van Mierlo and Dr. Wouter Saelens on being awarded with the prestigious Marie-Curie fellowships!
19.01.2021
Daniel Alpern, Bart Deplancke, and Riccardo Dainese have developed a new technology – MERCURIUS – which offers a quick and cost-efficient way to analyse multiple gene expressions.
31.12.2020
We thank Dr. Magda Zachara for her precious collaboration with our lab for the past five years, and we wish her all the best for her bright scientific career ahead!
11.12.2020
Congratulations to Dr. Guido Van Mierlo on being awarded with the prestigious EMBO fellowship!
03.08.2020
Congratulations to Alithea genomics, an EPFL spin-off using our BRB-seq technology for securing an Innogrant of 100,000CHF.
22.06.2020
Scientists led by Bart Deplancke, head of the Laboratory of Systems Biology and Genetics (LSBG) at EPFL’s Institute of Bioengineering, have developed a new approach to ChIP that promises to automate and lower its cost and complexity. The new method, dubbed “ FloChIP ” uses microfluidics, a bioengineering field that EPFL has helped developing and expanding.
14.02.2020
Congratulations to Dr. Sachi Inukai and Dr. Judith Kribelbauer on being awarded with the prestigious Marie Curie and EMBO fellowships!
17.01.2020
Congratulations to Dr. Michael Frochaux and Dr. Maroun Bou Sleiman on publishing two research papers about Drosophila immunity in Genome biology:
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Enteric infection induces Lark-mediated intron retention at the 5′ end of Drosophila genes