Jamie Hackett

Jamie Hackett

@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Developmental (epi)genomics group at EMBL Rome Non-genetic inheritance. Epigenetic editing. ERC investigator 🇮🇹🇬🇧🇮🇪

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Novel compact CRISPR systems unlock easier delivery and more applications... epigenome editing anyone 👀 Very happy to be involved in work to rationally engineer enhanced Cme2 - an ultra-high fidelity & compact Cas, delivered in vivo in a single AAV (with gRNA) www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

biorxiv.orgIterative engineering of a compact Cas9 ortholog for in vivo gene editing via single AAV deliveryThe development of compact and efficient CRISPR-Cas systems is crucial for biomedical and therapeutic genome editing, particularly in vivo applications based on viral delivery. Here, we performed a co...

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New research from EMBL Rome shows how paternal environment prior to conception can shape early embryo development. These findings are a step toward understanding the mechanism of epigenetic inheritance, opening up new possibilities for disease prevention. www.embl.org/news/science...

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Last day to apply for a postdoc in systems epigenomics in sunny Rome! www.embl.org/jobs/positio...

embl.orgEMBL JobsWe offer a wide range of challenging scientific and non-scientific positions at all of our European locations and encourage applications from international candidates at all career levels.
Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Postdoc positions in epigenetics! We have several opportunities to investigate big picture questions on (epi)genome function & mechanisms Based @embl.org near Rome (Italy), we offer full scientific support/facilities, training & funding. Also...☀️🏛️🍕🏖️ See👇or contact me for other options. Pls RS

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Strongly recommend DNAme researchers to take a look at this important study. Consistent with work from Schubeler lab: higher-order mut in DNAme reader proteins lead to only minor transcriptional changes. Reinforces the idea that DNAme does not establish heterochromatin through reader proteins

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Computational with a PhD in some quantiative science, and want to make the world a better place with AI in healthcare? Want to work with some of the most innovative AI groups in the life sciences? Want to work for Europe, across Cambridge and Heidelberg, living in the UK? Two more days to apply:

Open Targets@opentargets.org

NEW: Postdoctoral Fellow with @ewanbirney The project is based in the Birney Research group at @emblebi and working closely with Open Targets and @MoritzGerstung's group at DKFZ

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Interested in an #interdisciplinary PhD on the #epigenetics of human disease (or know someone who is)? Come work with us through the 2025 MRC HGU PhD program. Excellent and friendly collegiate environment and a great city: institute-genetics-cancer.ed.ac.uk/igc-graduate... Please share 🙏 (1/2)

institute-genetics-cancer.ed.ac.ukMRC four-year International PhD programme: Human Genetics, Genomics and DiseaseApplications now open.

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The good news: you only click on the "join" button once and then you following all the pack persists in the absence of the initiating stimulus. 😀 In all seriousness, a stellar group of folks to follow.

Duncan Sproul@sproullab.bsky.social

We've now filled one #Epigenetics, Chromatin and Gene regulation starter pack. Thanks for all the enthusiasm and support, if you'd like to be listed @raduzabet.bsky.social has been hard at work getting part II up and running: go.bsky.app/SqLa3aw

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Protein-based inheritance could be the new frontier in understanding transgenerational epigenetic inheritance. Great preview from @odedrechavi.bsky.social and @ethanewe.bsky.social on a very interesting new paper from @wbderry.bsky.social lab.

Oded Rechavi@odedrechavi.bsky.social

"Leaving sticky notes for the children" - Here's a new "Dispatch" @ethanewe.bsky.social and I wrote in @currentbiology.bsky.social about the cool story by Matt and @wbderry.bsky.social on heritable amyloids! (published in @naturecellbiology.bsky.social) www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

We are beginning to understand how the full repertoire of inheritable units can affect phenotypic variability Beyond the main player - DNA sequence - transmitted chromatin, RNA, metabolites and proteins all play their role…

Oded Rechavi@odedrechavi.bsky.social

"Leaving sticky notes for the children" - Here's a new "Dispatch" @ethanewe.bsky.social and I wrote in @currentbiology.bsky.social about the cool story by Matt and @wbderry.bsky.social on heritable amyloids! (published in @naturecellbiology.bsky.social) www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Please check out this upcoming Gordon Conference (GRC) on Developmental Biology - March 2025 Very diverse and relevant topics! and Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) accompanying it as well ! (speaker list in commentts) www.grc.org/developmenta...

grc.org2025 Developmental Biology Conference GRCThe 2025 Gordon Research Conference on Developmental Biology will be held in Pomona, California. Apply today to reserve your spot.

Postdoc positions in epigenetics! We have several opportunities to investigate big picture questions on (epi)genome function & mechanisms Based @embl.org near Rome (Italy), we offer full scientific support/facilities, training & funding. Also...☀️🏛️🍕🏖️ See👇or contact me for other options. Pls RS

Many other super lab members not (yet) on Bluesky! So finally, two postdocs that just moved on... @denbobalab.bsky.social has established his group at MPI on #microbiome-germline axis. @mdura.bsky.social has just preprinted on #intergenerational-inheritance and is on the market! Check them out!

Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

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Don’t miss @steliostsagkris.bsky.social for infinite technical knowledge of CRISPR perturbation screening! Stelios is also the lab gastruloid guru 🧫 Always has interesting and constructive takes on papers so keep an eye on this one!

Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

Fearless grad student @catrinteleri.bsky.social leads a major computational analysis project. Want to discuss polycomb function, ask Catrin! More of a silent scroller than prolific poster, if we all follow Catrin - apart from being quite funny - we’ll hear more of her insights!

Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

We are blessed to have @bbbranjan.bsky.social. Follow Bobby for hot takes on preprints, microbiome and ML. Original computational biologist now wetlab guru! He also just co-first published a cracking preprint Oh, and he’s looking for ML/AI positions later next year👌

Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

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The international Curie « Noncoding Genome » course has been revamped! 👉 Dark genome in cell plasticity and heterogeneity. A session on TEs #TEsky with M.E. Torres Padilla, D.Trono and @aktast.bsky.social. Master, PhD and postdoc fellows, a week in Paris during the Spring? Apply before Feb 15th 📌

Next up, newest lab postdoc @gemnov.bsky.social. If you want the latest takes on quantitative biology, modelling or degrons this is your account! Also Gemma developed CasTuner with Edda Schulz - an amazing work

Jamie Hackett@jamiehackett.bsky.social

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

Starter packs are fab, but skew towards established folks Cue intros into all the amazing people in our lab… give them a follow 🚶 First up Marzia Munafo. Leading a spectacular oocyte epigenomics project (watch this space 👀) and science illustrator extraordinaire. Check out the beautiful works 👇👇

Marzia Munafò@munafomarzia.bsky.social

Time for an new intro under these skies 🔵 I’m a molecular biologist (currently postdoc-ing at EMBL) & also a science illustrator - taking your scientific discoveries and turning them into unconventional, colourful and creative illustrations! ✨ #sciart #scicomm more at www.munafomarzia.com

Placental-specific deletion of Slc25a1 - but not cardiac deletion - leads to heart defects. As Miguel indicates… placenta is the source of much unappreciated phenotypic variation and dev functions

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This seems incredible from @mitchguttman.bsky.social and colleagues 👏...it opens up so many possibilities ChIP continues to push back at CUT&RUN! 🍿

Mitch Guttman@mitchguttman.bsky.social

Gene regulation involves thousands of proteins that bind DNA, yet comprehensively mapping these is challenging. Our paper in Nature Genetics describes ChIP-DIP, a method for genome-wide mapping of hundreds of DNA-protein interactions in a single experiment. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Here it is! Congratuations to @jesskelley.bsky.social @edimitrova.bsky.social @neilblackledge.bsky.social @aleksszczurek.bsky.social and the rest of the team (Maciej, Amy, and Hieu). This was a fab collaboration with Arminja Kettenbach. Also see a lovely complementary paper from Fei Chen's group.

Jess Kelley@jesskelley.bsky.social

Very excited that our paper describing a critical role for the PNUTS-PP1 phosphatase complex in transcription pause release is up online! This was a massive team effort with @edimitrova.bsky.social and the rest of the @robklose.bsky.social lab www.cell.com/molecular-ce... A short thread: (1/8)