Mall Lab News
German TV Feature highlights our research efforts to unravel the secrets of the autism-linked transcription factor MYT1L, aiming to aid wonderful children such as Clara.
TV contribution WSB-TV: Existing drug showing marked improvements of some symptoms for people with autism
With kind permission of WSB-TV / wsbtv.com
New publication about the role of the autism-associated transcription factor MYT1L.
We are thrilled to be part of International Science Festival geistheidelberg to share our delight for the miracles of cell identity at the at the German American Institute in Heidelberg.
We look forward to share our excitement about cell identity and cell fate reprogramming as well as our day to day work as scientists with students and interested listeners at the science outreach center experimenta.
We are excited to present our efforts in using stem cell models for translational neuroscience at the Lunch Talk Series organized by the Postdoc Network and BioMed X.
We are honored to present our work at the 2022 symposium for the next generation of stem cell researchers in Vienna.
Short article about our work in the DKFZ magazine einblick in German.
It was fun to virtually present our cell fate engineering and disease modeling adventures at the systems biology lecture series in Berlin.
Our team was awarded the Young Investigator Grant from the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation to study the etiology of autism spectrum disorders.
New publication about the mechanisms of neuronal and muscle cell fate induction by the pioneer transcription factors Ascl1 and Myod1.
We are excited to present our work at the Life Sciences and Euron PhD Days 2019 in Luxembourg.
Inauguration of newly appointed researchers by Theresia Bauer Minister for Science, Research and Art in Baden-Württemberg.
Young scientist discussion with Anja Karliczek, Federal Minister of Education and Research, at the 1st German Cancer Research Congress highlighting challenges and opportunities of next generation researchers in the "National Decade Against Cancer" campaign.
Our lab was awarded the ERC Starting Grant to study the mechanisms of cell fate maintenance during development and disease.
Opening ceremony of the Hector Institute for Translational Brain Research that we are honored to be part of.
