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Elia Agustoni
Resolved the dynamic activation mechanism of a hybrid histidine kinase
PhD Thesis 2023
Anna Leder
Best Master Thesis in Nano Sciences 2021, University of Basel
PhD Student
2021 –
Johanna Ude
Determined the transportome of bacterial porins
PhD Thesis 2021
Joka Pipercevic
Discovered the true nature of the Colicin Ia membrane pore
Seyed Majed Modaresi
Identified dynobactin, a systemic antibiotic for Gram-negative bacteria
2019 –
Hundeep Kaur
Resolved the mechanism of action of the antibiotic darobactin
Now group leader at Lonza
Postdoctoral Fellow
2018 – 2021
Parthasarathi Rath
Resolved the folding mechanism of OmpX into a lipid bilayer
2017 – now
Guillaume Mas
Unraveled a novel chaperone activation mechanism
2016 – now
Stefan Bibow
Determined membrane protein and lipid dynamics
Departed to Lonza
2017 – 2019
Jean-Baptiste Hartmann
World record: NMR assignments of the 42 kDa integral membrane protein BamA
PhD Thesis 2018
Raphael Böhm
Unravelled how mTORC1 phosphorylates 4E-BP1
Now Laboratory Head at NUVISAN Innovation Campus Berlin
2014 – 2020
Lichun He
Revealed that molecular chaperones recognize frustrated surfaces
Established dynamic interactions as the basis for chaperone promiscuousness
Now Professor at Chinese Academy of Sciences Wuhan
2014 – 2018
Lorenzo Sborgi
Structure determination of the inflammasome ASC filament
Reconstituted Gasdermin pore formation
Departed to CSL Behring
2013 – 2017
Leonor Morgado
Structure determination of the chaperone trigger factor dimer
Departed to Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Björn Burmann
First complete description of structure and dynamics of a natural chaperone-client complex
Established client dynamics on chaperones Skp and SurA
Resolved regulation mechanism of α-synuclein by chaperones
Now Professor at Gothenborg University
2010 – 2017
Thomas Raschle
Determined the folding mechanism of OmpX in micelles
Departed to Creoptix, Wädenswil
2013 – 2015
Morgane Callon
Developed a method to map chaperone-client interfaces
Determined metabolic response to Shigella infection
Now postdoc at ETH Zurich
PhD Thesis 2015
Fabian Gruss
Determined the structure of the membrane protein insertase TamA
Departed to Leuven University
Kornelius Zeth
Established NMR spectroscopy of BamA
Now Professor at Roskilde University
2012
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