Nejc Haberman

Supervisors and Projects

Please re-post: If you know (or are!) somebody who might fancy doing a PhD (Oct 2026 start) in my group @oxfordbiochemistry.bsky.social, working on chromatin evolution in prokaryotes (or other things we're interested in), please have a look at www.bioch.ox.ac.uk/supervisors-...

What an incredible end to the Eukaryotic RNA Turnover meeting in Brighton! Fantastic talks, inspiring speakers, and amazing to meet so many new RNA enthusiasts. Thanks @biochemsoc.bsky.social for a great conference! #BiochemEvent

Fantastic day at the Eukaryotic RNA Turnover meeting!

We wrapped up insightful sessions on:
- RNA therapeutics & RNA modification
- RNA molecular machines & RNA-binding proteins
- RNA localization & turnover

Thanks to all speakers! @biochemsoc.bsky.social #BiochemEvent

What a beautiful morning by the Brighton sea to kick off another exciting session at the Eukaryotic RNA Turnover meeting! ☀️🌊 @biochemsoc.bsky.social #BiochemEvent

Looking forward to presenting my latest work at the Eukaryotic RNA Turnover meeting in Brighton, organised by the Biochemical Society! Excited to connect with fellow researchers. @biochemsoc.bsky.social #BiochemEvent

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🚨 Last day to submit your abstracts!
Don’t miss your chance to present at the Londonomics Symposium 2025 🧬✨

📣 ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 18TH AUGUST!

Register here: register.oxfordabstracts.com/event/75604?...
Abstract submission: app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/79029...

📣 ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 18TH AUGUST!

Great work by @romainstrock.bsky.social and the @tobiaswarnecke.bsky.social 's lab showing that some archaea make enzymes that attack bacteria, suggesting archaeal–bacterial conflicts are common.

congrats!!! 🥳 so nice to see the paper out!

Are you an Early Career Researcher in bioinformatics? Then this symposium is for you 💡

Join us for a day of talks, networking and career discussions. Present your work to get fresh new ideas and the chance to win prizes 💸

Featuring @avsecz.bsky.social of Google DeepMind as our keynote speaker⚡️

Huge thanks to everyone who made the RNA conference in San Diego such a great experience! Grateful for all the insightful conversations—especially the thoughtful suggestions during the poster session. Feeling inspired! #RNA2025 #RNA25

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Excited to be heading to San Diego for the annual RNA conference! Looking forward to reconnecting with familiar faces. Hope to see you there!

Londonomics has made the move over to Bluesky 🦋

We now have 200+ members and we’re excited to bring you together at workshops, networking events, and the annual symposium! 💡

We’ll be kicking things off with a NextFlow workshop in March 👀

Hi! We’re the Londonomics Network - a network for early career computational researchers (ECCRs) based in London 🇬🇧

We host monthly events including co-working sessions, socials, and workshops 🧑‍💻👩‍💻

Register for free to be a member: www.londonomics.co.uk

Stay tuned for our next event in March 💡

Check out our recent work on CDS #m6A mediated RNA decay (CMD)! Decay relies on ribosome pausing at m6A containing codons. Great collab with the Zarnack lab & colleagues. Thank you @uniwuerzburg.bsky.social , @imbmainz.bsky.social and RMap🥳

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Studentships and PhD training We have two core PhD programmes - traditional and transdisciplinary. Our PhD students are registered with Imperial and are embedded in our dedicated research facility.

Also check other PhD studentship projects offered this year at @mrc-lms.bsky.social ; all with the deadline on Wednesday.

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Uncovering novel rules of cell cycle stage-specific transcriptional regulation at MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS) on FindAPhD.com PhD Project - Uncovering novel rules of cell cycle stage-specific transcriptional regulation at MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS), listed on FindAPhD.com

Only two days left to apply for a PhD studentship in my group and the group of @alexisbarr.bsky.social . Please share!

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Great work by @sviatoslavsidorov.bsky.social !

Hi could you add me to lncRNA list. cheers

could you add me please. cheers!

By scholargoggler.com

.. by the way, I also created starter pack focused on DNA and RNA G-quadruplexes #G4 and included some buddies @sebastien-britton.bsky.social @granzhan.bsky.social @drzoewaller.bsky.social @paeschkelab.bsky.social @jschneek.bsky.social
Contact me if interested!
go.bsky.app/4VgiGa4

Created an #RNAbiology feed to talk RNA science! Let's use it.

@onamy.bsky.social @mgblango.bsky.social @graveley.bsky.social @nickingolia.bsky.social @hogglab.bsky.social @quaidmorris.bsky.social @snf.bsky.social @lucksmith.bsky.social

10/10
Our study opens new questions about these RNAs’ roles and functions. Dive into the full paper for all the details: rdcu.be/dZvPg

9/10
In summary, we demonstrate that that capped 3′UTR-derived RNAs arise from structured G-motif-rich regions bound by AGO2 and UPF1, and they localise separately from their parental mRNAs.

8/10
Using high-resolution imaging, we validated that 3′UTR-derived RNAs localise differently from their parental mRNAs within the cell, hinting at potential independent functions.

7/10
We also found that cytoplasmic capping can occur subsequent to AGO2/siRNA-mediated cleavage, by analysing FANTOM5 CAGE from siRNA-treated samples. Our findings demonstrate that capping can readily follow cytoplasmic cleavage, and is not exclusive to transcriptional initiation.

6/10
Our analysis shows that AGO2 binds upstream of 3′UTR-derived RNA start sites—independent of miRNA binding. Interestingly, G4 motifs influence the binding positions of both AGO2 and UPF1, shaping the capping sites.