Goodbye and good luck Maja
Postdoctoral fellow Maja Marušič finishes her postdoc in the Petzold lab and leaves for a position at the National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenja.We wish you good luck and we will miss you.
Katja receives the Wallenberg Academy Fellow
The Knut och Alice Wallenberg foundation awarded funding for 5 years with the prestigious WAF grant to study in-cell NMR of nucleic acids.
Katja receives the Karolinska Consolidator grant
Continued funding to our group from the Karolinska Institute provides for 5 years of funding
Katja has been awarded the Docent degree
Katja has received the title Docent in Biophysics from the Karolinska Institute.
Looking for Postdoc(s)
Are you interested in working in RNA Biophysics or NMR of RNA? Then you should apply here!
Welcome Ting!
Ting Huang is our newest PhD student working on miRNA targeting.
In-cell NMR in ChemBioChem
Our paper “Observing an antisense drug complex in intact human cells by in-cell NMR” has been accepted by ChemBioChem – read exciting work on how to detect unmodified NA in intact human cells using DNP and NMR.
Welcome Magdalena!
Magdalena Riad is our newest intern working on the ribosome project.
Welcome Elnaz!
Elnaz BaniJamali is our newest PostDoc working on miRNA targeting.
Katja is elected GRC 2023 chair
Katja has been elected the chair of the Computational Aspects of Biomolecular NMR Gordon Research conference for 2023, which means she will also be co-chair in 2021, together with Art Palmer. We are looking forward to exciting meetings to come!