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Congratulations to postdoc Ben Martin, who was awarded a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Looking forward to seeing your cool project develop!

Co-transcriptional splicing regulates 3' end cleavage during mammalian erythropoiesis

Molecular Cell:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.molcel.2020.12.018

Congratulations Claudia!

This important paper shows just how fast mammalian splicing can be, and demonstrates that splicing occurs without Pol II pausing near splice sites. Further, using long-read sequencing Claudia and Kirsten find that failure to splice an RNA molecule causes defects in 3' end formation. 

A wonderful collaboration with Karla Neugebauer's lab!

Jessica Bruzzone was awarded an EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowship! Congrats Jessica on your super exciting project and award!

Another Mol Cell paper out from our fantastic collaboration with the Wagner lab at UTMB. From our lab, David, Chad and Telmo were involved in this team effort.

Check out the paper here.

Welcome Jessica, our newest lab member! Jessica is a postdoc who previously obtained her PhD from the University of Geneva, in the lab of David Shore.

Congrats Telmo and Nathan, and all co-authors! This paper is the result of a great collaborative effort.

Check out the paper here.

Karen was recently interviewed by Jan Witkowski, while at the RNA control & regulation Symposium at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories. She talks about our recent work on the Integrator complex!

If you want to read about this work, check out the preprint, or keep an eye out for it in Molecular Cell! 

Welcome to David Jee, a new postdoctoral fellow who joined our lab this summer! He's already off to a great start!

David was previously at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, where he obtained his PhD in the lab of Dr. Eric Lai.

The whole Adelman lab is very proud of Chad and Claudia, who both did a great job in their pre-qualifying exams. They passed with flying colors!

The Adelman lab is happy to welcome a very talented new postdoc. Ben obtained his PhD from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, where he worked in the lab of Dr Leann Howe.