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Associate Professor studying post-transcriptional mechanisms of brain development and function at Scripps Research. The postings on this site are my own.
San Diego, CA
Joined May 2018
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The Lippi lab is hiring a postdoctoral associate! We built new technologies to study post-transcriptional regulation in the healthy and diseased brain. We are recruiting motivated and talented scientists who will use these tools to discover new biology and new therapies.
See the link below for details, and please spread the word!
linkedin.com/jobs/view/43869…
Chuffed to see our paper with my buddy
@yeo_lab finally published in @Nature.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Very grateful to @fedezampa, Susie, and Dave from my lab, and @SammiSison , @EricKofman, and @pratibhajagann_ from Gene's lab. What did we find? ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
This was a gargantuan but incredibly satisfying collaboration, which was critically supported by a BRAIN Initiative grant, among other funding mechanisms.
Here is the @scrippsresearch lay audience-friendly article that accompanies it.
scripps.edu/news-and-events/…
How fitting that the Preview of our Neuron paper was written by the one and only Roy Sillitoe @SillitoeLab. I saw him giving a talk at the 2018 Neural Development GRC, and his incredible data, storytelling, and enthusiasm convinced me to use Purkinje Cells as a model system.
Delighted to see our paper finally out in @NeuroCellPress! Together with Ian MacRae, we developed a new toolbox to study microRNAs and used it to find new mechanisms of Purkinje cell development. Please see the tweetorial from researcher extraordinaire @norjin_z for details.
✨So happy to see part of my PhD work with @lippilab out today in @NeuroCellPress! ✨
We developed new tools to study microRNA-target networks with greater spatial and temporal resolution and found neuronal subtype- and developmental stage-specific roles: cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S08…
My favorite part is finding cell type-specific post-transcriptional mechanisms that drive morphological diversification among neurons. For example, strong repression in Purkinje cells of genes expressed also in pyramidal neurons is necessary for exuberant arborization! 🤯
Very grateful to Bennie Babayan at @NeuroCellPress for a fantastic job as editor, and the funding that supported this project @NINDSfunding @NIMHgov @autismspeaks @cziscience
Congratulations Dr. Du @100jessduit ! The second student of the Lippi lab to successfully defend her PhD. Very proud PI. And of course, we celebrate in style. @UCSDNeuro
Giordano Lippi retweeted
Excited to announce our upcoming symposium on Nov 13! 🎉 @_Chen_Ran_ and I can’t wait to host an incredible lineup of speakers. Don’t miss out - register now! 👉eventbrite.com/e/dorris-neur…
Giordano Lippi retweeted
Big congrats to Prakruti Nanda @NakedNeuro , Federico Zampa @fedezampa and Julie Martone for receiving poster awards at the brain non-coding RNA meeting in Ascona. Well done!
