Roger Greenberg

Register for the Australian Cell Cycle, DNA Repair & Telomere Meeting in beautiful Melbourne October 19-22, 2025. Plenty of slots for selected abstracts and posters. Piotr Sicinski (2023 plenary)"en par with a Gordon conference for science and interaction" australiancellcycle.org

Decades of work, custom-built equipment, promising cancer research - all damaged or lost in a single night. Help the Weizmann Institute bring science back to life. DONATE NOW

Hey everyone! Come join me in Mexico to hear about retrotransposons like Endogenous Retro Viruses that have switched sides and now help their hosts!

@RogerRogergr we are looking forward to your presentation at #IOSCD25 in Malta🇲🇹 Please share with your followers to let them know remaining talks will be selected from abstract submissions! 💰Grants available 📆Talk sub: 07 August 2025 ✅bit.ly/IOSCD25_TalkSub

WE ARE HIRING: Postdoc Positions! Join us at UPenn in vibrant Philly, cutting-edge science, great city, amazing team. Please share and let's get in touch!

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Both the type and location of mutations in BRCA2 significantly contribute to variation in breast cancer risk, according @KLNathanson's population-based research. This study's findings will greatly inform risk estimates for women with BRCA2 mutations: spr.ly/601446vpK

⌛️LAST CHANCE TO APPLY! Applications close TOMORROW, MAY 31ST for the #EMGS 2025 Samuel H. Wilson Award for Studies on DNA Repair. Don’t miss your chance to apply for this esteemed award in honor of Sam Wilson. 🏆 APPLY NOW: emgs-us.org/page/sam-wilso…

We’re #hiring, please share! A fully funded #postdoc position is available in my lab to work on DNA damage response mechanisms. Please get in touch with your CV if you are interested, closing date: 27th June 2025. More details here: candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

In the last five years, Pennsylvania companies received 10,783 new life sciences patents — the 4th highest number in the country — but only received 3% of the venture capital flooding into life sciences.  That means we’re doing the research — but losing out on commercial…

WE ARE HIRING (Postdoc Position)! Please share this with anyone who might be interested. Philly and UPENN are waiting for you!

My lab at @DKFZ in #Germany is looking for #bioinformatician to work on creative solutions for #multiomics #cancer prevention and #DNA #damage mechanisms. #Biologists becoming informatics-proficient - apply here. Deadline approaching. jobs.dkfz.de/en/jobs/167686…

Three days, fresh data, & sparkly debates on how replication gaps drive cancer & disease. Grateful for every talk & discussion. Thank you for pushing science forward—next stop: great papers. Science moves fast when we move together!

We are thrilled to announce PCGI Core Faculty Member Dr. Dennis Discher has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences @americanacad, please join us in sending him a huge congratulations! penntoday.upenn.edu/news/five-penn…

I am thrilled to share the main product of my PhD! Let's roll out an interesting story on the H2AK119 DUB USP21 where cryo-EM, in silico PPI screening, and AF3 modeling reveal a novel mode of DUB activity and regulation... biorxiv.org/content/10.110… (1/8)

Session topic was “Pressures to genome integrity during development & regeneration." This PCGI Mini Symposium was our last this year, we'd like to thank everyone who participated & attended for a wonderful series. We'll post what comes next to our website: med.upenn.edu/pcgi/upcoming-…

This is a wonderful opportunity from the @BasserBRCA Center at @upenn!

We are excited to announce the Basser Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (BPFP) that will provide financial for a postdoctoral fellow for up to three years. 💻: Learn more and apply by 5/30/25: spr.ly/6015F9DPh @PennCancer @PennMedicine @PennMDForum

Great opportunity to share your work!

A bit late to promote this excellent work reporting the development of BRISC molecular glues (BLUEs) nature.com/articles/s4159…. This paper is the first in a series of insightful ubiquitylation-related manuscripts with disease-related relevance @NatureSMB will publish