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Sophie Martin receives HFSP career development award

Sophie Martin Uncategorized April 2008June 2014

Press release of the University of Lausanne here.

  • New lab publication in Nature →

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Biologist, Associate Professor @UNIL: cell biology, cell division, cell fusion, fertilization, cytoskeleton, imaging, microscopy.

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10 Dec

The WICB Awards and Mentoring Theater: Self-Advocacy—If Not You, Who? Will be Tuesday from 10:45 am-noon in Room 151A #ascbembo19

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10 Dec

Find these stable integration vectors (SIV) for the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe from @SophieMartinLab at Addgene! This toolset also includes fluorescent probes to mark organelles and cellular processes. https://hubs.ly/H0lZkj20

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VenetaG1Veneta G@VenetaG1·
9 Dec

#ASCBEMBO19 B73 today's poster session, check out the awesome work of Ingrid 💜 @SophieMartinLab

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DVavylonisDimitris Vavylonis@DVavylonis·
9 Dec

At #ASCBEMBO2019, see our posters on Monday B82, B243, Tuesday B102, B103 and talk by collaborators @VenetaG1, @SophieMartinLab Μ145 on Tuesday afternoon!

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7 Dec

At #ASCEMBO2019 and looking for a postdoc? The Martin lab @dmf_unil is recruiting.

Meet us on Tuesday at posters P951 (B73) and P2208 (B457) and talk M145 in Cell Polarity session (5:35pm room 146C)

#polarity #actin #membrane #optogenetic #lbestsmallcity

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RT welcome.

The Martin lab is recruiting! If you like #imaging, the #cytoskeleton, and/or #membranes, if you love to understand mechanisms and if you are looking for a #postdoc position, then get in touch!

All info here: http://wp.unil.ch/martinlab/

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News from the lab

  • Pom1 gradient work now published
  • New preprint on Pom1 gradients on BioRxiv
  • Congrats to Cassandre Kinnaer!
  • New preprint out on BioRxiv!
  • Our systematic screen for mating and fusion mutants is out in PLoS Genetics

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