Posts tagged with lab member news
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Silja Zedlitz received the Rainer Rudolph Award 2025
Our Matter-to-Life PhD student Silja Zedlitz received the Rainer Rudolph Award 2025 at the 77th Mosbacher Kolloquium, the traditional spring meeting of the German Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (GBM).
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Welcome Elsa and Jon, and welcome back...Jie!
The Corona years have been rough in many labs around the world, so we are especially happy to welcome three new people who have joined our lab in the last few months.
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The Hyman lab welcomes Athina, Arsenii, and Akshaye
This summer, the Hyman lab expands their team with new students on the bachelors, masters, and PhD levels.
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The Hyman lab welcomes Anupa and Jik
The Hyman lab is excited to have recently recruited two new postdocs, Anupa and Jik.
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The Hyman lab bids Amayra farewell
Amayra Hernández-Vega concluded a 6-year service in the Hyman Lab this November as a postdoc, with an impressive track record of publications and scientific outreach.
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The Hyman lab welcomes Alexandra, Arsenii, MJ, and Peter
The Hyman lab recently recruited new members in different positions and we're delighted to have them join us.
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The Postdoc Summer Chalk Talks 2020 continue with Patrick McCall and Samir Vaid
Patrick McCall, an ELBE postdoc working at the Hyman and Brugués labs, started with a talk on “reverse-engineering biomolecular phases with quantitative phase microscopy”. His goal is to probe the connection between how cells design proteins from a pool of amino acids in native and modified states so that they have the desired properties that drive compartmentalisation.
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Postdoc Summer Chalk Talks 2020 take off with Tina and Thomas
Tina’s talk “Actin(g) in condensates” exploring how condensates containing globular actin and its regulators WASP and Arp2/3 are regulated. Thomas followed with a rather entertaining talk, “Capillary forces and condensates” on the use of a mathematical formula to explain how FOXA1 condensates bring promoter and enhancer regions of the DNA in close proximity.
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Former postdoc Richard opens his own lab in Oxford
Congratulations to Richard! Check out his website.
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Edgar is giving a talk at the CSHL meeting Protein Homeostasis in Health and Disease
The Cold Spring Harbor meeting on Protein Homeostasis is taking place from April 17th-21th and Edgar will speak about how Molecular chaperones control the physical state of membrane-less compartments.
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Congratulations to Sina and Adam for their fellowships!
Sina and Adam received both each an EMBO postdoc fellowship as well as a Marie Curie postdoc fellowship. This is a great success for both of them but as well for the lab. And yes, of course we celebrated it…
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Congratulations to Ceciel Jegers, Boehringer Ingelheim Fellowship winner!
Our PhD student Ceciel Jegers has just been awarded a Boehringer Ingelheim Fellowship to pursue her PhD studies on multi-enzyme condensates.
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Interview with Kate Lee in 'Research in Germany'
You can now read an interview with our postdoc Kate Lee in “Research in Germany”, where she discusses her work on phase transitions and neurodegenerative disease, her decision to move to Europe, and what she enjoys most about working at the MPI-CBG.
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Kate Lee selected as L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Rising Talent
The L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Rising Talents are presented to fifteen promising young women, from each world region (Africa and the Arab States, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America), in order to support and encourage them to pursue their scientific careers.
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Come see us at ASCB 2016!
The Hyman lab is represented at the 2016 ASCB annual meeting, taking place now in San Francisco. Come see us if you’re here!
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Welcome, Ceciel, our newest PhD student!
The Hyman Lab welcomes Ceciel Jegers, our newest PhD student. Ceciel comes to us from the Netherlands, and she will be working on phase transitions in cells and disease.
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Goodbye, Jana!
We've bid a sad farewell to our intrepid intern, Jana Sipkova. Jana worked for a year with postdoc Shamba Saha, and she was a fantastic addition to the lab
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Goodbye, Mahdiye!
Last week we bid farewell to Mahdiye Ijavi, who was working with postdoc Louise Jawerth to study the physical properties of liquid protein droplets
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Tony, Jeff, & Richard are in Woods Hole!
Tony and two of our postdocs, Jeff Woodruff and Richard Wheeler, are there for the Summer Institute.
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Congratulations to Kate Lee, winner of the 2016 UNESCO-L'Oreal Women in Science Award
We are so proud of our postdoc Kate Lee, one of three winners in the country of the 2016 Women in Science awards from UNESCO and L’Oreal.
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All the best to Annett in her new job!
Annett has been a fantastic asset to our transgeneomics and phase transition teams, and she will be greatly missed.
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Congratulations, Dr. WĂĽseke!
Last Friday, our graduate student Oliver (Olli) WĂĽseke valiantly and successfully defended his thesis and officially became Dr. WĂĽseke!
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Goodbye and good luck to Yusuke!
We said goodbye to beloved Hyman lab postdoc Yusuke Toyoda last week, as he left Dresden to return to his new job as a Research Associate at the Institute of Life Science at Kurume University in Japan.
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Congratulations to Simone Reber on her Inaugural Symposium at IRI Life Sciences
We’re so proud of Hyman Lab alumnus Simone Reber, who gave a fantastic lecture yesterday at her Inaugural Symposium as a new group leader at the Integrative Research Institute (IRI) for the Life Sciences in Berlin.
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Jeff Woodruff speaking today at ASCB
He will be speaking at 6:05pm in Minisymposium 16: Microtubule Assemblies and their Functions, giving a talk entitled, "Regulated assembly of a supramolecular centrosome scaffold in vitro."
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Congratulations to new dad, Alex Bird
The Hyman lab sends its warm and happy congratulations to our former postdoc Alex Bird (now a Group Leader at the MPI for Molecular Physiology in Dortmund) on the arrival of his son, Nils.
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Grad students build a microscope from scratch
On November 20, as part of the PhD Student Practical Course, a small group of predocs built a SPIM microscope (for Selective Plane Illumination Microscopy) in the lab of Jan Huisken.
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Farewell and congratulations to Martin DreĂźler on his new job in industry!
Congratulations to Dr. DreĂźler as he starts his new job next week at Vetter Pharma-Fertigung GmbH & Co. KG in Ravensburg, Germany.
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Article by postdoc Avinash Patel - "Work and Play in Dresden"
Hyman lab postdoc Avinash Patel contributed an article about his experience at the MPI-CBG to a top daily magazine in India, India Today.
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Goodbye and good luck to Simone, new Group Leader in Berlin!
It’s official: our beloved postdoc and frog-wrangler extraordinaire Simone Reber has left us for Berlin, and she’s taking the frogs with her!
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Welcome, new lab members: Amayra, Annett, Marcel, Richard, and Sonja!
Fall 2014 has brought an influx of smart and fun new people to the Hyman lab, and we’re excited to have five new members join us.
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Hyman Lab retreat and vision
The entire Hyman Lab took a trip to the beautiful city of MeiĂźen this week for our annual retreat. Tony shared his current and future vision for the lab with us, and we had a great afternoon exploring MeiĂźen and biking along the Elbe River back to Dresden.
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Farewell to Ina & Mai
All of us here in the Hyman lab wish a warm farewell and the best of luck to two of our long time staff members, Ina Poser and Mai Thuong Pham, as they each move on to the next steps in their careers.
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Congratulations to Avinash on his Humboldt Fellowship
Our postdoc Avinash Patel has just been awarded a fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation for his work on phase transitions of cellular processes.
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Did you miss our #eLifetakover? Catch up here!
We had so much fun taking over the @eLife twitter feed yesterday. If you missed it, you can catch back up in one fell swoop because eLife storified the day for us!
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Congratulations, Dr. DreĂźler!!
Congratulations to the Hyman lab's newest PhD: Martin DreĂźler! On March 24, Martin defended his dissertation, titled: "Dynamics of pericentriolar material during the first cell division in Caenorhabditis elegans embryos."