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Oil on canvas, by OS-Localis-REX
The worm becomes the fabric for a tissue-specific, physico-political map depicting protein reactivity to innate electrophilic metabolites:OS-Localis-REX, a method to inform on spatiotemporal reactivity of local proteomes, is ‘accepted in principle’ in Cell. We thank all past and present team-member contributors and funding agencies that collectively made this work possible.“Organ-specific electrophile responsivity mapping in live (…)
2024 Klaus Grohe Prize
We are deeply honored to be recognized by the 2024 Klaus Grohe Prize for our laboratory’s continued efforts & contributions toward precision understanding of non-canonical electrophile signaling codes, and how such innate regulatory mechanisms directly guide precision target / ligand design and therapeutic development. We thank the Klaus Grohe Foundation based at the German Chemical (…)
Kevin honored with a prestigious HFSP international postdoctoral fellowship!
Kevin’s application was ranked highly in this globally-competed fellowship award scheme. We are grateful for the support from the Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP).
Najia awarded a competitive International Education’s Scholar Rescue Fellowship!
The award recognizes Najia’s outstanding work during her first year of research training, her all-round commitments, and future promise. We thank the support from the IIE-SRF International Scholarship Program.
Lab awarded several SNSF grants
We are most grateful for the support from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), for the following recent grants:1) SNSF ‘R-Equip Funding’ that enables acquisition of 1.4 M CHF high-end instrumentation for EPFL proteomics core facility2) SNSF 1M CHF ‘Project Funding‘ supporting Aye lab technology development and applications, and3) SNSF ‘SPARK Funding’ enabling unconventional research (…)
Shooting straight at the heart!
Our new protocol paper just appears in Nature Protocols (selected as “This Week’s Featured Protocol” by the journal): it discloses how to perform T-REX in a tissue-specific manner in live fish (Z-REX). We hope it is a pulsating read!Huang and Poganik et al. 2023EPFL SB news