
January 2021: Welcome to
Vangeli Geshkovski, 2
nd year PLANT-Int student, who joined us for his Master’s thesis, during which he will contribute studying the molecular mechanisms of ULT1.
Out in
IJMS: Our review on Chromatin Manipulation and Editing, written in collaboration with our ANR partners (team of Alexandre Berr and Marie-Edith Chabouté).

November 2020: Out in
Embo J: The story of the nucleo-plastidic PAP8 protein that couples chloroplast formation with photomorphogenesis, co-authoring former PhD student Monique Liebers and post-doc François-Xavier, as well as Louise Chambon.

September 2020: Welcome to
Isaty Melogno and
Mirko De Vivo, 2
nd year students in the PLANT-Int Master, who joined us for their first semester internship to respectively work on the PAP8 and Rewire projects.
Congrats to
François-Xavier Gillet who is leaving us for an Ass. Prof. position at Université Claude Bernard Lyon. We are very sad to see you leaving prematurely FX, but this is such a great accomplishment!

January 2020: Out in
Gene: Our review on BRAHMA function in plants, with 1
st author Caroline Thouly.

October 2019: Welcome to
Jean-Baptiste Izquierdo, new PhD student in the lab, who joined us to work on the InChroMA CEA-funded project!

September 2019: Welcome to
Kateryna Fal, new post-doc in the lab, who joined us to work on the Rewire ANR-funded project!

1
st July 2019:
Gilles Vachon from the team defended his
HDR today. Congrats Gilles!

April 2019: Out in
Nature Communications: Collaborative study with K. Kaufmann lab on enhancer dynamics during flower morphogenesis.

Feb 2019:
Launching meeting of the ANR PRC
Rewire project in Strasbourg.

Sept 2018:
Louise Chambon and
Caroline Thouly are starting their PhD, thanks to an UGA Doctoral fellowship and an ENS Doctoral fellowship, respectively. Congrats girls!
Welcome to
François-Xavier Gillet who joined for a post-doc on the PepRegulChloro3D ANR-funded project.

Sept 2018: Out in
Nature Plants: Collaborative study with K. Kaufmann lab on H3K27me3 demethylases. Out in
Planta: PAP genes are tissue- and cell-specific markers of chloroplast development.

July 2018: Our
Rewire PRC project in collaboration with IMBP Strasbourg (A. Berr, M-E. Chabouté,) is
funded by the ANR!

April 2018: Check: Our review in
The Flowering News Letter of
J Exp Bot on the interactions between transcription factors and chromatin regulators in the control of flower development.

July 2017: The
PEPRegulChloro3D PRC project in collaboration with IBS Grenoble and IGBMC Strasbourg is
funded by the ANR!