LCBM
Positions:
There are open positions for PhD students! If you are interested to perform a PhD thesis on the chemical biology and biophysics of chromatin, directly contact: [email protected]
We have also openings for Postdoctoral fellows!
Contact
Head of the laboratory E-mail: [email protected] |  |
Administration Email : [email protected] | |
| Mailing Address Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne Institut des sciences et ingénierie chimiques EPFL SB ISIC LCBM CH B3 485 (Bât. CH) Station 6 CH-1015 Lausanne Switzerland |
Recent publications:
New review
Check out the new review with the Michael Poirier on chromatin dynamics in Annual Review of Biophysics!
New preprint
Check out the preprint of our new study on how pioneer transcription factors can invade compact chromatin fibers.
New paper
A new synthesis for nucleosomes asymetrically modified at H3K36.
New review
Check our our new review on the chemical biology and biophysics of chromatin silencing in Curr. Opin. Chem. Biol.
New paper
Congrats to Sinan, Iuliia and Carolin for having their paper on the effect of uH2A.X on chromatin structure accepted in Chemical Science!
New paper
Our paper in Nature Communications on “Single-molecule FRET reveals multiscale chromatin dynamics modulated by HP1α”.
Recent news:
March 2019:
Congrats to Ninad, for passing his PhD exam.
December 2018:
We thank the Novartis Foundation for Biomedical Research for funding our project investigating molecular mechanisms of DNA repair regulation.
November 2018:
We are excited to have been awarded an SV-iPhD grant, together with the Suter lab (UPSUTER) on pioneer TF mechanisms.
September 2018:
The LCBM welcomes Kristina Makasheva, a new PhD student.
August 2018:
It was a great summer school in Chemical Biology! Thanks to all the great speakers and participants for this inspiring event.
July 2018:
Congratulations to Rebeca for successfully defending her Master thesis.
Congratulations to Louise for successfully defending her PhD thesis.
Congratulations to Jade for finishing her apprenticeship in the LCBM and for receiving two prizes by the Labo Ecole.
June 2018:
Congratulations to Andreas for successfully defending his PhD.
Congratulations to Mathilde for successfully defending her Master Thesis.
January 2018:
The LCBM welcomes a new scientific collaborator, Ruud Hovius.