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Swiss Society for Neuroscience honors Dasha Nelidova’s work to make blind retinas see again

One of the most prestigious awards in the field of biomedical research in Switzerland is Dasha’s fifth recognition for her PhD research. Congratulations!

IOB contributes to unleash human organoids’ tremendous potential for biomedical applications: the Organoid Cell Atlas pilot project creates a reference for optimal organoid systems and disease models

AutoMap enhances molecular diagnosis of inherited diseases. The tool’s description is published in @NatureComms

He was awarded as a representative for "the most major breakthrough in restoration of vision in human patients"

Science invited IOB group leader Gray Camp and ETH Zürich Professor Barbara Treutlein to provide their perspective on the combination of in vivo genetic screens with single-cell transcriptome sequencing.

As her fourth (!) accolade this year, she received the Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists, for her approach of expressing mammalian or snake TRP channels in light-insensitive retinal cones. Congratulations!

Simone Picelli, Head of our Single-cell Genomics Platform, will share latest breakthroughs and workflow improvements in a webinar. Register for free

He will serve as Chairman of the European Vision Clinical Research Network until 2023

The IOB 'Rivolta lab' contributed to revealing complex re-arrangements of chromosome 17 instead of gene changes in 22 families with over 300 affected individuals

Gut dokumentiertes Projekt, mit hohem klinischen Nutzen, zudem ein hochinteressantes Thema in der Augenheilkunde und nicht zuletzt Hoffnung für junge Patienten mit einer heute unheilbaren Erbkrankheit; lesen Sie mehr...

Für ihre grundlagen-wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten wurden Dasha Nelidova und Josephine Jüttner am 118. DOG Kongress ausgezeichnet

Congratulations to Dasha Nelidova on her next award!

Our Human Retina and Organoid Development Group published them in Neuron

A new model to investigate gene therapy for eye diseases was published today in Cell

He will serve as Council for eukaryotic genetics and genome analysis in the Biology and Medicine division (Medical Genetics) as of 1 October 2020.