How to undo splicing deficits
With the ever better understanding of regulated gene expression, it has become increasingly clear that RNA is much more than a passive intermediate. Amongst these…
TRICK and TREAT
Keeping up with all the advances in science can be overwhelming. Sometimes, little things like acronyms can help people remember. When FMI Junior group leader Jeff Chao and his…
Structural Mass Spectrometry Platform
Starting from phase 2 the NCCR RNA& Disease researchers have access to a new platform for structural mass spectrometry, which will provide structural data…
Fostering the Network Spirit
The third NCCR RNA & Disease retreat took place in Kandersteg from February 4th to 6th 2018 with over 130 participants. The retreat serves as an essential event…
Editorial Ana Claudia Marques - The Messenger No. 10
Dear colleagues,
For most of us, being a scientist is more than a job, it’s part of our identity. In this edition of the Messenger, three NCCR…
Passion and diligence: A silver bullet to reach the top?
Three NCCR RNA & Disease professors at different career stages give deep and personal insights into their career paths by talking about…
How does implicit bias hinder career progression?
Why are women underrepresented in academic leadership roles (Figure 1)? And is there something we can do about it? A career in academia is an…
Bridging parental leave in an academic environment
A successful career in academia is an obstacle marathon. Becoming a parent impacts everyone’s performance but particularly for women, who need to…