About
Oslo Chromatin Club was founded in 2023 to increase networking in the Oslo Chromatin community. Our focus spans wet-lab and computational research in the areas of transcriptional regulation, epigenetic mechanisms, chromatin structure and nuclear organisation in development and disease. We organize seminars, courses and conferences and encourage all career levels to participate and present their work.
Participants
- Ragnhild Eskeland
- Anthony Mathelier
- Jonas Paulsen
- Marieke Kuijjer
- Nikolina Sekulic
- Biswajyoti Sahu
- Pierre Chymkowitch
- Philippe Collas
- Rein Aasland
- Thomas Sæther
- Odd Stokke Gabrielsen
- Anita Göndör
- Thomas Fleischer
- Deo Prakash Pandey
- Eivind Valen
- Arne Klungland
- Harri Itkonen
Involved research groups
- Aasland
- Anita Göndör's Group
- Chromatin Biology
- Epigenomics of Breast Cancer
- Kuijjer Group
- Nuclear Architecture in Adipose and Cancer Stem Cells
- Pandey Project group
- Valen Group
- Sahu Group
- Sekulic Group
- The Mathelier Group
- Transcriptional Regulation Of Cell Fate
- Dynamic Gene Regulation
- Fleischer Group
- Itkonen Group
Funding
Oslo Chromatin Club has received internationalization support from UiO:Life Science, 2024.