Welcome to the sidoli lab
Our lab develops mass spectrometry for chromatin biology. We implement and apply new quantitative methods to define the state and dynamics of chromatin in health and other conditions. We are also invested in innovating new 3D cell models to reduce the necessity of animal testing.
October 2025
Welcome to the lab to Gabriele Giovanardi! Gabriele joins us from the University of Parma (Italy) with the ENRICH grant. He is a postdoc interested in organic chemistry. He will work with us on developing methods to enrich for protein and nucleic acid modifications.
Max receives his Master Diploma at the Einstein Qualification Jubilation!! Congratulations on another important step in your career, and thank you for sharing your journey with us!
An update on all our collaborative publications: Stephanie publishes with the lab of Dr. Farsky (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil) on nicotin receptor signaling (link). Jenny publishes with the lab of Dr. Weiss (Einstein) on cross-linking mass spectrometry to map the interactome of the proteome of Toxoplasma gondii (link). Stephanie helped the lab of Dr. Rothbart (Van Andel Institute) in submitting a new paper on “Dual EZH1/2 inhibition enhances DNMT inhibitor efficacy in colon cancer through targeting H3K27me1” (BioRxiv link).
A new collaboration with Dr. Amit Verma lab led by Dr. Divij Verma unravels new patterns in hematopoiesis on 9/11 firefighters (link).
A new review from a large community of chromatin scientists lays the bases for a new “Nomenclature for nucleosomes” (link). Thank you to Dr. Nicolas Young (Baylor College of Medicine) for inviting us to be part of it.
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