Recent Nature Communications Publication from Carvunis Lab and Collaborators
Check out this new publication from the Carvunis Lab and collaborators in Nature Communications that investigates the De novo emergence of adaptive membrane
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Two recent articles from the Carvunis Lab accepted to Nature Communications and eLIFE
Check out this preprint accepted to Nature Communications on the de novo emergence of adaptive membrane proteins, and this preprint accepted to eLIFE
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The Recalcitrance and Resilience of Scientific Function
How is the concept of function shaped by the diverse perspectives of scientists within and across disciplines? Anne-Ruxandra and colleagues explore the use
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Anne-Ruxandra gets recognized as an outstanding new PI
More good news!! Anne-Ruxandra gets recognized as the outstanding new PI of the month by an international community of early stage faculty. Find
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How old is your dog in human years?
A Science news article features the work of Anne-Ruxandra and her colleagues at the Ideker Lab who have figured out a more scientific way
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The meanings of ‘function’ in biology
Anne-Ruxandra and colleagues explore the various meanings of ‘function’ in biology and its implications on the field of de novo gene birth. Have a look
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Halloween’19
Carvunis Lab celebrated Halloween in style this year! We not only had a costume-style lab meeting but also hosted this years Halloween party
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Carvunis Lab members featured in the departmental newsletter
Anne-Ruxandra made news for receiving the prestigious NIH Director’s New Innovator Award and Carly was the ‘Student Highlight’ in the latest edition of
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Tiny proteins, huge impact
Ubiquitous tiny little proteins that can boost or block the impact of their bigger kin! Read all about this fascinating phenomenon and how
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News feature on de novo gene birth
Want to know “how evolution builds genes from scratch”? Follow this link to read what some of the leading researchers in the field of de novo gene
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