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The EACR’s Top 10 Cancer Research Publications: February 2022

Cell biologist by training, Maria recently completed PhD at BRIC, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Her work was centered around applications of the extracellular matrix, derived from decellularized tissues, in studying breast and pancreatic cancers progression. Advancing as a cancer researcher, she sets for the next challenge in tackling clinically relevant questions in Momo’s lab, where she will focus her efforts on uncovering mechanisms of therapy resistance in the metastatic breast cancer niches.

Congratulations to our lab members Marion and Priska who received the following prizes during the Basel Breast Consortium Annual Meeting 2021 in November.

• BBC Felix Harder Award to Marion Salvador
• BBC Nancy Hynes Award to Priska Auf der Maur
  

At the occasion of the 4th Multidisciplinary international FEBS/Institut Curie Lecture course on Computational Systems Biology of Cancer Multiomics and Machine learning Approches, Michal has been awarded for the best oral presentation.

Juliane recently joined the lab as PhD student. Welcome to the team !

Once again congratulations to Ana Correia (former post-doctoral fellow of our lab) for winning the Department of Medicine Research Prize 2020/2021 for her research on the role of hepatic stellate cells and NK cells in breast cancer dormancy.

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Carolina Hager and Nicolas Kramer recently joined the lab as PhD students. Welcome to the team !

Congratulations to Ana Luísa Correia (former post-doc in the Bentires lab) and co-authors for their publication in Nature about breast cancer dormancy detailing the interplay between hepatic stellate cells and NK cells in liver metastases.

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We welcome Marta (Research Associate) and Michal (Postdoctoral fellow/Data Scientist) to our lab. We are very happy to have you as a part of our team !

Congratulations to our Post-doctoral fellow Ana Correia who received the best short-talk Award during the ENBDC Workshop 2021.