Exploring life at the nanoscale
Latest paper online in @MolecularCell:
Distinct Roles for Condensin’s Two ATPase Sites in Chromosome Condensation https://t.co/f2zMHMKGtM Great collaboration led by #RowlandLab, to which #HaeringLab and our #CDlab contributed https://t.co/n7jZoe120i 
Our latest #CDlab paper online in @NanoLetters : https://t.co/MjZLkyL9nl Label-free detection of post-translational modifications with a nanopore Great work by @laurarpo1 in collaboration with Joo and Maglia labs. https://t.co/Uc82cC5U87 
‘State of the #CDlab’ talk – here’s a visual impression of me presenting to the group, sketched live by the amazing painter & research scientist @jacobkers https://t.co/aXTlekW08G 
Last day of our #CDlab retreat: Intervision reflections, my ‘state of the lab’ talk, and travelling home https://t.co/H9SsLd5hLX 
Viewing the #CDlab from the perspective of a glass of portugese white wine #beeldvandedag https://t.co/yrYCSGjjsv 
Our latest #CDlab paper online in @acsnano! “Resolving Chemical Modifications to a Single Amino Acid within a Peptide Using a Biological Nanopore” https://t.co/DXUesc6B91 Great work by PhD student @laurarpo1, an important step towards the fingerprinting of single proteins https://t.co/OrqvxgAiYE 
‘Synthetic life on a chip’ Latest #CDlab paper online: https://t.co/wbwJQBjZ4U I particularly enjoyed writing this perspective with Siddharth Deshpande. We argue that the external environment determines how complex a cell needs to be in order to sustain and perpetuate itself. https://t.co/FRJStJw9cw 
Our latest #CDlab preprint:
Direct observation of independently moving replisomes in Escherichia coli https://t.co/QRWMsbMTJI Great job by Sandro Japaridze – imaging replisomes for 1 chromosome in widened bacteria, showing evidence for train track model and entropic segregation. https://t.co/Uv5ITSbimj 
Nice results from Alek Aksimentiev and colleagues In @NatureNano, work that partly resulted form his sabbatical stay in our #CDlab https://t.co/8kLrW7jvnD https://t.co/HWZE246NjE
In the past we showed we can split liposomes. Now we also can grow them – even doubling them in volume – simply by putting tension on their membranes and adding small unilamellar vesicles. read about it in our latest #CDlab paper today in Small: https://t.co/4hDKj8tdJE https://t.co/IRxnAp60kE 
Congratulations to Paola de Magistris on her Veni grant!! 👍👌👌 Whole #CDlab celebrates with you! 👏🎉👏 https://t.co/iL7274OWc1
Congrats also to former #CDlab postdoc @sergiipud for winning a VENI grant, and to all other awardees.
Very proud that my postdoc Paola De Magistris did get a VENI granted for her project ‘The great escape’. Big congrats! https://t.co/I6DJHAUkKR Looking forward to jointly pioneer mRNA export through biomimetic nuclear pores in the upcoming years in #CDlab.
DNA gets organised by entropic forces! Great to see the nice perspective paper by Handuo Shi and KC Huang that highlights our recent #CDlab paper by @fabaiwu and our valued collaborators, as well as the complementary exciting paper by @JacobsWagnerLab https://t.co/5R6ewLPNHk https://t.co/qJCkggIuqU 
Our #CDlab has a new website!
Please have a look to get an overview of our research, people, images, openings, news, etc: https://t.co/UxV0WyNBwc (I am curious what people think of this new site) https://t.co/p2zs8bNOAJ 
Really nice: Our #CDlab PhD student Wayne Yang won an awardfor his presentation ‘Tweezing of Individual Proteins in Plasmonic Gold Nanoapertures’ at #icmat2019 in Singapore. It was awarded to him by Nobel Laureate @sirfrasersays https://t.co/PghGdchJ7w 
Congrats to Oskar Franch, postdoc at our #CDlab, for winning the Kjeld Marcker PhD Prize from Aarhus University, which is awarded only to ‘exceptional, truly outstanding candidates’.
So nice. Congrats! https://t.co/TzfPTdhAfG 
