Current collaborations
Our research is supported by a broad network of collaborations spanning genetics, epigenetics, RNA biology, structural biology, quantitative biology, bioinformatics and proteomics.
- Cornelia Kilchert — Justus Liebig University Giessen — RNA metabolism: Braun et al. 2026
- Marek Bartkuhn — Justus Liebig University Giessen — Bioinformatics
- Annette Becker — Justus Liebig University Giessen — Transcription factor networks: Garrecht et al. 2026
- Philipp Korber — LMU Munich — Nucleosome positioning
- Bassem Al-Sady — University of California, San Francisco — Single-cell chromatin reporters: Al-Sady et al. 2016, Greenstein et al., 2020, Murawska et al. 2021, Greenstein et al. 2022, Muhammad, Sarkadi et al. 2024, Mazumder et al. 2026
- Marc Bühler — Friedrich Miescher Institute, Basel — RNAi, Transcription factor networks: Flury et al. 2017, Skribbe et al. 2025
- Kaushik Ragunathan — Brandeis University — Heterochromatin establishment & in vitro reconstitution: Seman et al. 2026
- Alfonso Fernández-Álvarez — IBFG Salamanca — Centromere–telomere interactions: Jiménez-Martín et al. 2025
- Junko Kanoh — The University of Tokyo — Subtelomeric heterochromatin: Mazumder et al. 2026
- Mo Motamedi — Harvard Medical School — RNA-dependent heterochromatin: Mazumder et al. 2026
- Marcus Buschbeck — Josep Carreras Institute, Badalona — Histone variant macroH2A
- Ilya Finkelstein — University of Texas at Austin — Single-cell lifespan assays: Mazumder et al. 2026
- Mandy Jeske — Heidelberg University — Protein interaction technologies (ReLo)
- Thomas Schalch — University of Leicester — Structural biology
- Falk Butter — Friedrich Loeffler Institute, Greifswald — Chromatin proteomics: Öztürk et al. 2022
