Arnaud Krebs

Arnaud Krebs

@arnaudkr.bsky.social

Group leader at EMBL Heideberg https://www.embl.org/groups/krebs/

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We are recruiting! Wet&Dry either combined or separate. If you are excited about gene regulation, new methods in genomics and AI-based interpretation! Talk to us!

EMBL@embl.org

There is still time to apply for the EMBL International PhD Programme! 📢 Don’t miss this opportunity to receive dedicated mentoring while doing interdisciplinary research. Research groups across EMBL are recruiting now! bit.ly/4x9Edss

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Everything you wanted to know about single-molecule epigenomics but were too afraid to ask! Wonderful to co-write (h/t ENORMOUS lift by @arnaudkr.bsky.social) this primer on our nascent field. Also, a 💯 example of wonderful colleagues building something *together*, not in competition =)

nature.comA practical guide to studying genome function using single-molecule genomicsNature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology - Single-molecule genomics methods are used to study the activity of regulatory factors on individual DNA molecules genome-wide, thereby enabling...

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Very much looking forward to this! Join us!

Tineke Lenstra@tinekelenstra.bsky.social

Sign up now for the EMBO meeting 'quantitative biology to molecular mechanisms'. Fantastic speaker lineup and plenty of speakers slots selected from abstracts. Submit your abstract before Sept 11!

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Sign up now for the EMBO meeting 'quantitative biology to molecular mechanisms'. Fantastic speaker lineup and plenty of speakers slots selected from abstracts. Submit your abstract before Sept 11!

EMBL Events@events.embl.org

You only have until 11 Sep to submit your abstract for #EMBOomics! ➡️ s.embl.org/omx26-01-bl Join us to discuss the latest developments in the field with leaders in genomics, dynamic proteomics, quantitative imaging, and synthetic biology.

This is an outstanding meeting across fields. The lineup is amazing this year. Do not miss it.

EMBL Events@events.embl.org

You only have until 11 Sep to submit your abstract for #EMBOomics! ➡️ s.embl.org/omx26-01-bl Join us to discuss the latest developments in the field with leaders in genomics, dynamic proteomics, quantitative imaging, and synthetic biology.

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Replying to @guidobarzaghi.bsky.social

Dive into the revised paper for a deeper validation of our F1 and SOX2 dTAG perturbations, as well as a brand-new combinatorial TF motif deletion mCHIRA experiment.

How many TFs to you need to open chromatin at enhancers? Very excited to see this one out! Check out the augmented version with combinatorial motif mutant libraries in Figure 5! Very proud of @guidobarzaghi.bsky.social @valentinabaderna.bsky.social @embl.org

Guido Barzaghi@guidobarzaghi.bsky.social

📄 That's a wrap 📄 we're excited to share that the latest from @arnaudkr.bsky.social 's lab and Judith Zaugg's lab is at last online at doi.org/10.1038/s415.... Many thanks to my co-first @valentinabaderna.bsky.social and to @embl.org for the wonderful research environment.

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Read this article, get excited, and come to the Epigenome Editing symposium! Marianne Rots, Charlie Gersbach, and Angelo Lombardo (all featured in the piece) will be there in person!! Registration only 50€, talks from abstracts, plus Paris 😜 @natureportfolio.nature.com www.nature.com/articles/d41...

nature.comEpigenetic editing makes its markResearchers are rewriting the chemical tags on DNA and chromatin to tune gene expression.
Maxim Greenberg@maxvcg.bsky.social

Very excited to announce the FIRST symposium on epigenome editing! These tools are becoming widely used in mol bio, ag & therapy. It's time to bring leaders together to discuss this rapidly growing and exciting field. And why not in Paris! Please register & share! (1/2) ctrlepiedit.sciencesconf.org

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'Gene regulation, one molecule at a time' is coming back in July 17! Book your calendars and stay tuned!

EMBL Events@events.embl.org

Get your calendars, because the new 2027 EMBL Annual Poster has arrived: s.embl.org/2027-poster Whether you'd like to enhance your skills in a practical course or engage with the latest research at one of our conferences, we've got you covered. See you at EMBL in 2027! 🙌 #LifeSciences #EMBL

One of my favorite meetings. Many slots for abstract selected talks! Friendly to junior scientist - apply!

Mike Dorrity@mwdorr.bsky.social

We’re accepting abstracts for QBMM, come join an excellent set of speakers, due early Sept

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I am starting my lab at the University of Geneva next January! Incredibly excited to soon be joining the MOCEL department as an Asst. Professor. The lab will use evolutionary cell biology to study chromosomes, centromeres & speciation 🧬🔬🌱 Intrigued, want to join or collaborate? 🔗 helsenlab.org

helsenlab.orgHelsen lab | chromosome and centromere evolutionThe Helsen lab at the University of Geneva explores how centromeres and chromosomes evolve, diversify, and function across eukaryotes. Discover our latest publications, research team, and open positio...

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First preprint stemming from a fantastic collaboration with @hanhtkvu.bsky.social Shared PhD student and BIF fellow @gvaidya.bsky.social led this tour de force - check it out ! How does temperature affect whole-organism cellular trajectories?

Gaurav Vaidya@gvaidya.bsky.social

The first preprint from my PhD is out! :thread: How does an animal choose between two completely different reproductive fates? Here’s how one planarian does it :point_down: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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Super excited that the first preprint from the lab is out! Led by an amazing student, Gaurav @gvaidya.bsky.social, jointly supervised with @mwdorr.bsky.social.

Gaurav Vaidya@gvaidya.bsky.social

The first preprint from my PhD is out! :thread: How does an animal choose between two completely different reproductive fates? Here’s how one planarian does it :point_down: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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Frank Grosveld has been a giant in the field of long-range gene regulation. Inspirational to me and I am sure for many others. Rest in peace.

Lluis Montoliu@lluismontoliu.bsky.social

Frank Grosveld, born in 1948, passed away last Friday. He was a colossal scientist in the transcriptional control of gene expression during development and helped us understand the complex regulation of beta-globin genes. His work will remain as a reference. May he rest in peace.

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This will be cool! Featuring Valentina presenting her PhD work in my lab.

FragileNucleosome@fnucleosome.bsky.social

🧬This Wednesday will be the final seminar of the Spring 2026 #FNucleosome schedule, and we've got a great one lined up! Join us to hear about the outstanding research of @annanordin.bsky.social, @valentinabaderna.bsky.social, and @kezlane.bsky.social! register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

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Thrilled to share the updated video of my paper in Nature with Maciej (under supervision of @simonemattei.bsky.social & @jomaalab.bsky.social) Proud to use Cryo-ET to uncover how hibernation factors are key to translation restart! To model PTMs in situ and render animations fulfilled my PhD dream!🥹🎉

EMBL@embl.org

Despite its name, SNOR, a newly discovered protein, is hardly asleep on the job. EMBL researchers’ newest technologies allowed their scientific collaboration to discover a tiny protein with a big role in awakening cells from dormancy to restart protein synthesis. www.embl.org/news/science...

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Sad news - he certainly was a towering figure with many influential discoveries - see below. Why he was never awarded the 'big' prize is truly baffling, but his many contributions to science will be remembered much longer than any prize. Thank you @alexis-verger.cpesr.fr for putting this together.

Alexis Verger 🧬🧫🧪@alexis-verger.cpesr.fr

#RIP Pierre Chambon (1931-2026) 1963 PARP 1970 RNA Pol II 1975 Nucleosome 1977 Split genes 1980 Promoter 1983 enhancer 1986 Nuclear receptor

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Pierre Chambon was a great scientist. And a good man too. He alone opposed to leading British embryologists during the evaluation of a case of scientific misconduct more than 40 years ago, to defend young scientists against an establishment to which he belonged. An unforgettable lesson. RIP Pierre 💐

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Excited to share our first story led by @martinacapriati.bsky.social! How do cells control the expression of viability genes? We find that single transcription factors can drive both chromatin opening and gene activation from densely co-bound CpG island promoters, including at essential genes