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Congratulations to Mona to her first first-author publication!!! thanks also to all collaborators for this joint piece of work Karnevalsparty in the lab 2020
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Christmas market - Glühwein for all of us - and a nice breakfast with the neighbour labs
December 2019
December 2019
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Daniel did a fabulous job presenting his recent finding on DHX36 and stress granule at the meeting in Obergurgl -November 2019
Halloween - pumpkin carving party 2019
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September 2019:
Let's roll it! Bowling with the Paeschke lab
Let's roll it! Bowling with the Paeschke lab
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September/October: Welcome Marco, Philipp and Michaela to the lab
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September 2019: G4 Meeting in China - Alessio, Eike and Daniel presented proudly their work
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July: Congratulations Dr. Markus! no more words are needed!!!
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We are looking for a Postdoctoral Scientist with experience in RNA biology and global data analysis. The project will be part of the recent funded Transregio: Nucleic acid sensing. The aim of the proposed work will deal with the question how RNA quadruplex structures are sensed in the cytoplasm and which downstream effect this has for the cell, in particular for the immune response.
Experience in NGS, human tissue culture and RNA methods are beneficial for the candidate |
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June 2019:
Celebrating the recent published articles Sauer et al 2019!! Congratulations to all authors involved in this fabulous piece of work https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-10432-5 |
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We are looking for a motivated and talented PhD student
This Phd position is part of the Immune Sensation Cluster of Excellence (DFG).
This Phd position is part of the Immune Sensation Cluster of Excellence (DFG).
We are welcoming Melanie in the lab!!
All the best for 2019 - our New Year party was a great start for this year
The Paeschke Lab is looking for a new PhD student - September 2018. Please apply if you are interested in genome stability and DNA repair
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We escaped the lab and nearly the OR
Science in Maastricht....
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We welcome Alessio in the lab
