ChromDesigners attend a transdisciplinary science communication training at elisava
ChromDesign's Final meeting: EpIC Conference in Granada, 2022
ChromDesign's kick off meeting in Copenhagen (BRIC)
13 research projects in imaging, cell biology, genomics and communication
What is
Chromdesign?
Training the next generation of chromatin researchers and science communicators
ChromDesign is an innovative and interdisciplinary network of 10 European academic and private institutions. Our aim is to characterise how 3D chromatin organisation affects gene regulation during cellular differentiation and in several human disorders.
Early Researchers
Mrinmoy
Pal
Project: Comprehensive genomic and computational model for establishment of nuclear compartments and their dependency on chromatin modifiers
Helmholtz Zentrum München (HMGU)
Pia
Mach
Project: Simultaneous live-cell imaging of chromosome conformation, enhancer-promoter interactions and transcription in mouse ES cells and differentiated derivatives
Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research (FMI)
Alicia
Hernández
Project: Integration of experimental data into a single framework to 3D genomics models
National Centre for Genomic Analysis (CNAG-CRG)
Blanka
Majchrzycka
Project: Detection of abnormal chromatin interaction in patient fibroblasts
Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics
Kourosh
Hayatigolkhatmi
Project: An epigenomic approach to study resistance and recurrence in Acute Myeloid Leukemia
European Institute of Oncology (IEO)
Gianni
Gamarra
Project: Analysis of MLL family of proteins in leukaemias
Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
Livia
Condemi
Project: Analysis of PCL family of proteins during differentiation
Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
Rodrigo
Jara
Project: Integration of experimental data into a single framework to 3D genomics models
National Centre for Genomic Analysis (CNAG-CRG)
Michael
Szalay
Project: Role of transcription and Polycomb proteins in 3D genome organisation and cell differentiation
Institute of Human Genetics (CNRS-IGH)
Nathalie
Sondermann
PROJECT: CHROMATIN TOPOLOGY STUDIES IN MOUSE ES AND HUMAN LEUKEMIA CELL LINE
Diagenode
Antonia
Hauth
Project: Progression of 3D genome folding in neurons during ageing
EMBL
Carla
Molins
Project: Design of a science communication toolkit
Elisava - School of Design and Engineering
Arun Kumar
Sundaramurthy
PROJECT: Role of histone serine 28 phosphorylation in maintaining cell identity
University of Copenhagen/ BRIC
Tina
Karagyozova
Project: Spatio-temporal organization of histone variants: from nucleosomes to nuclei
Institut Curie
Agenda
Happygene2sys (Epigene2sys) virtual meeting
Epigene2Sys is a CNRS GDRi coordinated by M-E Torres Padilla (Munich) and G. Almouzni (Paris) that aims to stimulate discoveries and discussions in epigenetics research and to encourage equal opportunity and career evolution of young researchers. The Happygene2sys meeting has been organized in an informal format to stimulate interesting conversations and to keep the excitement and momentum going following the successful Epigene2sys kickoff meeting in September 2019.
Researchers Night
Under the motto “Who is Who in European Science” several research centers in Barcelona (incl. Centre for Genomic Regulation - CRG , Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia – ICIQ , Institute of Marine Sciences - ICM-CSIC), UniversitatAutònoma de Barcelona – UAB and the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) invite to an entertaining and educating evening with the following activities with a main focus on H2020 Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions and their fellows.
ChromDesign training school and consortium meeting
ChromDesign virtual training school on quantitative microscopy organized by FMI and HMGU and Consortium Meeting with all ESRs and supervisors.