
Kavan, master thesis student in our lab, is embarking on an exciting journey to do his PhD at EMBL. He is starting his PhD studies later this month in the group of Olivier Duss, EMBL.

Kavan, master thesis student in our lab, is embarking on an exciting journey to do his PhD at EMBL. He is starting his PhD studies later this month in the group of Olivier Duss, EMBL.
Mika and Kavan accomplished excellent work and defended their Master projects in the frame of the SciLifeLab Master’s programme in Molecular Techniques in Life Science (KI/KTH/SU). Our hearty congratulations to Mika and Kavan!
Starting in April, Laura Stanicek will join us as a postdoctoral fellow. She will be heading up the development of combined quantitative single cell proteomics and transcriptomics.
Mika and Kavan will be starting new scientific adventures in our group as they pursue the SciLifeLab Master’s programme in Molecular Techniques in Life Science (KI/KTH/SU) this spring.


Wenjing presents miRTrace selected for this year’s SciLifeLab Scientific Highlights.
Today we publish a comprehensive yet brief video tutorial on installation and usage of miRTrace – our quality control and taxonomic tracing software published in Genome Biology last year.

Marc Friedländer has been awarded a VR research project grant for 4 years.
Cecilia Furugård, Kavan Gor and Mika Ito from the SciLifeLab master program, the Molecular Techniques in Life Science have joined the lab as project students. We are all happy to welcome Cecilia, Kavan and Mika to our group!

We are looking for two young investigators interested in joining our team as postdoctoral researcher. Our group is part of a larger vibrant international collaborative environment and seeks to address fundamental questions in RNA biology, by applying quantitative approaches such as single-cell RNA sequencing, single-cell proteomics, various high-throughput screening methods and advanced computational biology.
The postdoctoral researchers will develop beyond-state-of-the-art methods to profile the variation of microRNA expression, interactions between microRNAs and their targets, and the impact of microRNAs on the transcriptome and proteome, in single cells.
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In collaboration with Love Dalén (Swedish Museum of Natural History), Marc Friedlander received a grand to support collaborative projects on paleotranscriptomics for 2 years.

The number-loving computational biologist and smørrebrød master Marc Friedländer and his research group has recently discovered a way to tell what species tissue samples come from, by using microRNAs. Now they set out to revolutionize the field.

Read the full article at our host institute SciLifeLab: https://www.scilifelab.se/news/marc-friedlander-traces-origins-microrna/