Events

We are pleased to have Owen Marshall Institute for Medical Research at the University of Tasmania, Australia back in Oslo to give us a talk on transcription factor networks in the Drosophila developing brain.

We are pleased to announce the last Chromatin Club for this semester. Speakers are Nikolina Sekulic and Nolwenn Briand from Institute for Basic Medical Sciences, University of Oslo. Join us for science and coffee.

This months chromatin club has a focus on RNApolII and 3D chromatin organization in cancer. Deo Pandey and Fabiana Patalano (Paulsen lab) will present their recent project developments. Coffee and croissants will be served.

This Chromatin Club will focus on Enhancer regulation and reader of epigenetic marks. Biswajyoti Sahu will give a talk about recent work in his research group. Michel Choudalakis will give us an insight into his project on epigenetic readers.

We are delighted to kick of 2026 with two talks on transcriptional regulation in cancer. Harri Itkonen (Associate Professor,Department of Clinical Biology, Ahus) will talk about Phosphorylation and O-GlcNAcylation and Xuan Thang Nguyen (Eskeland lab), Section of Biochemistry, IMB, UiO) will focus on enhancer regulation.

The October club focuses on transcription factor binding to DNA and Sumoylation inhibition in adipogenesis.

We are delighted to have Nick Gilbert, University of Edinburgh, UK giving a chromatin club talk about compaction of nucleosomes.

Today you will learn about epigenetic regulation in breast cancer by Thomas Flesicher and the molecular roles of paracetamol in pregnancy by Ragnhild Eskeland.

Welcome to the last chromatin club before the summer where we will have talks from Andrea Halaburkova (Progida/Paulsen group IBV, UiO) and Margrete Langmyhr (Fleischer group, OUS).

We have the pleasure of inviting Marcus Buschbeck, Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute (IJC), Spain, to give a seminar at the Oslo Chromatin Club.

We have the pleasure to have Yuri Pritykin, Assistant Professor at Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics and Department of Computer Science, Princeton University giving a talk about chromosomal organisation in T-cells.

The Februrary Chromatin Club has two talks focusing on condensates and pioneer TFs. Coffee and Boller will be served.

The final Oslo Chromatin meeting of the year will focus on Regulation of Histone Acetylation

David Tremethick from The Australian National University will present his resent research on chromatin regulation.

The September Oslo Chromatin Club will focus on Transcription and Epitranscriptomics with a talks from Vipin Kumar (Mathelier group) and Arne Klungland.

Dr. Owen Marshall is a group leader at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research at the University of Tasmania, Australia. His research utilizes the fly brain as a model to study development and disease with a particular focus on the gene regulatory and epigenetic changes underlying these processes.