Julie Carnesecchi

Julie Carnesecchi

@jcarnesecchi.bsky.social

Digging in RNA & TF interplay - Exploring TF-RNA networks in cell fate - Fly pusher + CNRS Researcher + Mentorfirst https://www.igmm.cnrs.fr/en/team/integrative-rna-networks-in-development/

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It is a wrap of a wonderful week of #RNA biology at @embl.org Heidelberg for the #EESRNA, a co-chairing co-transcriptional session, lots of scientific discussions, exciting and inspiring science🤩...and some fun with a warm scientific community 🥰. And huge thanks for the spotless organisation🙌!

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It's exciting to see so many enthusiastic researchers sharing their science at 'The complex life of RNA' 🥼 Here are some impressions from the second poster session! #EESRNA 🧪

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#EESRNA is packed full of fascinating science and new research, but it's also a lot of fun! Yesterday our participants got the chance to get to know each other better during our human bingo ✍️

📢 Funded M2 internship Montpellier, 2027 We recruit a student for 6-month joint IGMM/CRBM project on how RNA binding shapes Hox TF nuclear organisation & developmental function. #Drosophila #RNA #Hox #genetics #imaging #DevelopmentalBiology #Internship Full details on LinkedIn 👇 lnkd.in/p/eqAQFHua

lnkd.inM2 Internship offer BIOLuM | Julie Carnesecchi⭐ We are recruiting an M2 student for a 6-month internship in Montpellier in 2027!   Together with Albert Tsai, we are looking for a motivated Master 2 student to join our collaborative project: From ...

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Many things are beyond our control, but we control how we treat other people. We can choose to act with integrity. We can choose to be authentic & empathetic. We can choose to pay attention, help, support and encourage our colleagues. 𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐚𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞.

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@lucievleeuwen.bsky.social, a talented postdoc in my lab, in collaboration with the @hayleysharpe.bsky.social and Dansen lab, developed a variety of fly lines with redox sensors in different subcellular compartments, revealing distinct H2O2 patterns during development. Read more below!

Lucie van Leeuwen@lucievleeuwen.bsky.social

New preprint! Excited to share #FlyPer: new #Drosophila lines targeting #H2O2 sensor #HyPer7 to the #mitochondria, #nucleus, #cytosol & #plasmamembrane! 🪰 Together with @sharpe-lab.bsky.social & Dansen lab, we reveal distinct H2O2 patterns in embryos and larval wing discs. doi.org/10.64898/202...

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Join Carolina's lab! Wonderful mentor and amazing research!

Carolina Rezaval@crezaval.bsky.social

We’re recruiting postdocs! Join our @wellcometrust.bsky.social funded programme 'Decoding competition in the brain'. How does the brain resolve competing needs and prioritise behaviour? 📅 Deadline: 1 September Apply: rezavallab.org Please share! www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DSM781/r...

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Very sensible thread regarding the new eligibility criteria for the ANR. As usual, I can see where these decisions come from, I can NOT understand how they ended up there…

Levayer Lab@levayerr.bsky.social

Si les nouvelles règles de l'éligibilité de l'ANR sont bien réelles, alors je ne comprends pas quelle est la logique sous jacente. Au vu de la pyramide des ages, forcer une collaboration avec chercheurs(ses) <10 ans post thèse va de facto exclure 80% des candidats.

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The abstract submission deadline for #EESRNA is only a week away! Don't miss your chance to present your research at the EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'The complex life of RNA', the central event for the RNA community. Submit your abstract by 7 July: s.embl.org/ees26-12-bl #RNA #RNAbiology

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Crete Fly 2026 is a wrap! brain overflowing with info, and heart full with joy, after a week of stimulating talks, discussions, and catching up with old and new friends spanning 30 years of my life. also rocked the OAC with Cassandra Extavour for the first time, the fly community is the BEST!! 🪰🇬🇷

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‼️ GENTLE REMINDER ‼️
Only 1 week left to register! Don’t miss this opportunity to come together and discuss the hottest topics in Drosophila research! Join us in Pamela to enjoy great science, sun, and of course… pastéis de nata! We can’t wait to see you there!

fly-jedi.orgJunior European Drosophila Investigators | JEDI Meeting 2026 | Palmela, PortugalJEDI Meeting 2026 in Portugal 🇵🇹 - June 1–3, 2026

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Beyond delighted to share our amazing collaboration with Thierry Alquier's lab @alquierthierry.bsky.social on a conserved role for neuronal lipid droplets in regulating energy homeostasis in vivo led by Celena Cherian, Romane Manceau, Danie Majeur, and Colin Miller www.nature.com/articles/s42... /1

nature.comNeuronal lipid droplets play a conserved and sex-biased role in maintaining whole-body energy homeostasis - Nature MetabolismIn vivo regulation of neuronal lipid droplet formation mediates whole-body energy homeostasis in a sex-specific manner in Drosophila and mice.

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« world leadership goes through investing in research and science »… France is clearly shooting itself in the foot (again) by announcing new major budget cuts with immediate effects on all @cnrs.fr institutes! 😩

Cédric Mas@cedricmas.eurosky.social

"C'est un choix pour nos sociétés, pour l'avenir", les chercheurs du CNRS protestent après l'annonce d'une nouvelle coupe budgétaire par le gouvernement pour 2026. www.francebleu.fr/emissions/l-...

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Look at this view! And even better: every attendee gives a talk making this meeting extremely collaborative. This is THE meeting to be for #NewPI #Drosophila researchers - and those who want to connect to them!

Calling all #Drosophila #NewPI #researchers! A few spots remain for the upcoming JEDI Conference - and you won’t want to miss this! Every attendee gives a talk, making the exchange dynamic, personal, and highly interactive - all at a stunning venue that inspires collaboration and creativity.

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If you’re a people pleaser, a key to effective time management is remembering that you’re usually going to be disappointing someone. When we take on a task we don’t need or want to do just to make someone happy, it usually comes at the cost of letting down ourselves or those closest to us.

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Happy to announce I've launched a new service for the fly community: flyRoom, a web-based comprehensive stock manager for all your fly pushing needs. Organise all your stocks, maps all your genotypes, plan your crosses, print and scan your labels. Give it a try and let your colleagues know!

flyroom.net@flyroom.net

We just launched flyRoom — modern web-based stock management for Drosophila labs. No more spreadsheets, no more messy labels, no more lost stocks. Free to start, built by researchers for researchers. www.flyroom.net

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Calling all #Drosophila #NewPI #researchers! A few spots remain for the upcoming JEDI Conference - and you won’t want to miss this! Every attendee gives a talk, making the exchange dynamic, personal, and highly interactive - all at a stunning venue that inspires collaboration and creativity.

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"we propose that the protoribosome was a parasite (...). If this view is correct, then like the spliceosome in the stem eukaryote, a repurposed host-parasite interaction led to a dramatic change in cell biology at the base of the tree of life, in this case leading to the exit from an RNA world"

academic.oup.comA symbiotic origin of the ribosome?Abstract. The origin of life is one of the great mysteries of science. Of the multiple unsolved problems, the origin of the translation system (the means b

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#Drosophila #FlyCROSS 2025-26 updates - 84 mentor-mentee matches were made ✅ Out of which 90 % of mentees were matched to one of their preferred mentors. Keep and eye for the future program notifications. See you all at #Dros26 Below are the mentee demographics and response summary. (1/n)

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How could a simple self-replicating system emerge at the origins of life? RNA polymerase ribozymes can replicate RNA, but existing ones are so large that their self-replication seems impossible. Could they be smaller? Excited to share our latest work in @science.org on a new small polymerase. 1/n

science.orgA small polymerase ribozyme that can synthesize itself and its complementary strandThe emergence of a chemical system capable of self-replication and evolution is a critical event in the origin of life. RNA polymerase ribozymes can replicate RNA, but their large size and structural ...