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Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis

A protocol paper on iRibo, a software program that can massively integrate ribosome profiling experiments to generate a species’s translatome, is now published [...]

A new preprint by our collaborator Nikolaos Vakirlis and former lab members Omer Acar and Vijay Cherupally formally evaluates the applicability of Ancestral [...]

Aaron’s preprint on the substantial limitations of shotgun mass-spectrometry in finding many biologically relevant lowly expressed proteins is now published in PLOS Biology. [...]

Saurin becomes the second PhD student from the Carvunis lab to successfully defend their PhD thesis this year. His work revolved around ‘Leveraging [...]

Multiple members of the Carvunis lab made it to the first ever conference on de novo gene birth with multiple posters and presentations [...]

Summer students use computational prediction tools, co-expression analysis and fluorescence microscopy to suggest that an unannotated translated open reading frame in Saccharomyces cerevisiae [...]

It was announced on October 3rd 2023 that the Carvunis Lab is going to receive the prestigious NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award (TRA)! [...]

April won the Best Student talk at the CPCB retreat! Congratulations! [...]

April’s science YouTube channel bioZone was featured in the summer 2023 edition of Pitt Med magazine. Check out the Pitt Med article “These [...]

The Lord and Carvunis Labs take best advantage of a sunny day in the Burgh to celebrate a joint lab picnic! [...]