2nd February 2026
We welcome Chiara as PhD student in the group. Chiara joins our NNF-funded “dark kinome” project and will investigate the effect of phosphorylation on kinases disordered linker domains using integrated structural biology.
5th January 2026
The group welcomes a new postdoc. Johannes is joining from Vienna and will work with simulation and data integration of disordered protein regions to generate meaningful phospho-dependent structural ensembles.
10th October 2025
The Viennet lab receives a Catalyst grant in infectious diseases from the Novo Nordisk Foundation! This collaborative project with the Arthanari lab at Dana-Farber / Harvard Medical School will explore opportunities for fighting multi-drug resistance by targeting drug efflux at the transcriptional level in the fungus Candida auris - one of the major infectious disease threats. We will soon recruit a postdoctoral fellow in bioNMR to come work on the project for 3 years.
6th July 2025
Thibault presents his work on BCL11A multi-zinc finger domain structure and dynamics at the European magnetic resonance conference in Oulu, Finland.
13th June 2025
The group herds to the mountains! Wilhelm and Reina attend the NMR summer school in Jaca in the Pyrenees while Thibault presents at the Gordon conference in Les Diablerets in the Alpes. And a few days later Wilhelm and Thibault attend the symposium "Chemical solutions to Structural Biology" in Copenhagen. We all learned a lot from these, and we thank Noémie very much for holding the fort in our absence!
28th May 2025
Thibault receives the prestigious Hallas-Møller Emerging Investigator award! Very grateful to the Novo Nordisk Foundation for supporting the project. We will investigate the effect of phosphorylation on conformational ensembles of disordered linker domains in kinases, and the mexhanisms behind how it regulates these critical enzymes in cancer and metabolic disorders. We will also develop novel tools to enable this challenging investigation. 1 postdoc and 1 PhD student position will be advertised in the near future.
2nd April 2025
The group welcomes Noémie, coming from France for a 6-month internship. Noémie will work on the Raf kinase linker domain. On this occasion, we took the very first group picture for the lab!
3rd February 2025
We welcome Wilhelm to the group. He will do his PhD here and explore regulation mechanisms of FoxO3-DNA binding specificity. the FoxO3 team is now complete!
2nd December 2024
Supoer exciting news! The group welcomes our very fist postdoc, Reina Iwase. Reina will work on FoxO3 mechanisms of regulation inside the framework on the DFF Sapere Aude project. I cannot wait to do research together on this fascinating topic.
21st August 2024
Thibault presents the latest on NFAT at the 30th International Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Biological Systems (ICMRBS) in Seoul, Korea. How can we understand protein regulation from atoms to cells?
20th June 2024
Thibault is awarded a Sapere Aude research leader grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark! We will explore regulation mechanisms of the transcription factor FoxO3 using NMR, chemical and cell biology. FoxO3 is a critical human tumor supressor and longevity factor. Stay on the lookout for 1 postdoc and 1 PhD student position in the near future.
6th April 2024
Thibault talks about the combined power of chemical biology and NMR to study enzyme regulation at the 65th ENC is Asilomar, California.
30th January 2024
Honoured to have been invited to give a keynote adress and present our novel NMR methods to the Danish NMR community, from disordered proteins to large molecular assemblies.
30th November 2023
Thankful to be officially welcomed into the Danish NMR network. My 'impact' interview is online on the DANNMR website (https://dannmr.dk/).
17th November 2023
It was a real pleasure interacting with the broader Protein Science community and discussing segmental labeling and enzyme tails.
27th October 2023
Such a great opportunity to present my NFAT work and to discuss transcription, phosphorylation and disordered domains both at the Integrative Structural Biology cluster (ISBUC) annual meeting and the 'Rethinking Protein Interactions' (REPIN) meeting.
