We are happy to announce that our work recently got published in PNAS. In this study, we introduce a method to boost the sensitivity of RNA NMR by attaching a special spin label (AsymPol) directly to RNA. This enables selective signal enhancement, opening possibilities for studying RNA structure and function even at very low concentrations. Read more: https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2531087123
We are also currently looking for a motivated postdoc to explore RNA regulation, microRNAs and RNA dynamics in a supportive, international research environment. Read more here! Application deadline: February 23, 2026
We are currently searching for a highly motivated PhD student to join the project Cellular Structural biology/Biophysics focused on RNA structural dynamics and regulation inside living cells. Read more here! Application deadline: February 20, 202
We are happy to welcome Moa Hedman and Tilde Eklöf as new B.Sc. students to our lab. They will work on microRNA targeting. Welcome!
We’re happy to announce that we and our colleagues at Uppsala University are a part of NORDSTRUCT – a project which just received funding from NordForsk to establish a Nordic Research Infrastructure Hub for structural biology over the next four years! Read more here: https://www.nordforsk.org/projects/nordic-research-infrastructure-hub-structural-biology-nordstruct
Congratulations to Joanna and Rubin for their latest paper, in collaboration with the Aguilo Lab, which has just been accepted for publication in Cancer Letters! The study uncovers a complex interplay between FBL, rRNA 2′-O-methylation, and RPS28 in shaping the translation of specific oncoproteins and ribosomal composition in triple-negative breast cancer.Well done to everyone involved!
We are excited to share our new preprint on bioRxiv! In this study, we identify a new intermediate in WCF to HG transition and show that 1H R1ρ can be used even when NOE’s are present. Read more: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.10.03.677141v1
We’re welcoming our new postdoctoral researcher Dr. Jayanti Vaishnav who is joining us to work on ribosome dyamics and in-cell NMR.