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Liquid phase separation as a limiting entity of caspase activity

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Sunday, March 1, 2020

For a new exciting project in the lab involving liquid phase separation, we are seeking for a highly motivated student who will work on both flies and mammalian systems. Previous experience in the specific areas of research are not a requirement, although some experience with working with mammalian cell culture systems is advantageous.

Caspases without death and death without caspases

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Sunday, October 17, 2021

Mechanisms underlying developmental paradigms of caspase dependent non-lethal cellular processes (CDPs) and alternative cell death pathways (ACDs) in Drosophila.

For more information:

1. Gorelick-Ashkenazi et al., Nature Communications, 2018

2. Aram et al., Cell Death and Differentiation, 2017

3. Aram et al., Developmental Cell, 2016

For a fascinating project aimed at uncovering the mystery behind the evolutionarily conserved phenomenon of paternal mitochondrial elimination after fertilization, we are seeking a highly motivated, independent, committed, and curious postdoctoral researcher. Expertise in Drosophila genetics and metabolism, as well as imaging and/or RNA biology, would be a strong advantage.

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Sunday, February 1, 2026