3-D Chromatin  Remodeling &

Replication

'single molecule to whole genome'

Copyright 2023 @Taneja lab

Our lab investigates local and spatial re-organization of chromatinized replication forks in response to replication stress. We use a combination of super-resolution 

 imaging, genomics and proteomics based approaches to understand the complex mechanisms of chromatin regulation in maintaining replication fork stability in normal as well as cancer cells.

LATEST LAB NEWS:

  • We received an ERC-Proof of Concept grant PRECISE to validate our assay in efficiently predicting the response of chemotherapy prior to treatment in ovarian cancer patients. - Januaray 2026 For more information, see here:   Amazing Erasmus MC story; Oncode story
  • We received a € 1 million KWF grant together with Francesca Mattiroli (Hubrecht Institute) and Aniek Janssen (UMC Utrecht) to study how heterochromatin is rebuilt during DNA replication and how its alteration drives cancer growth and therapy response. - December 2025

  • We secured € 150.000 Oncode Technology Development Funding to develop a clinical-grade ChromStretch Assay for predicting therapy response in tumor cells. - December 2024

  • Our lab received an EU-HORIZON Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship for a new postdoc! - February 2025

Stay tuned on our latest research in upcoming meetings

We are invited at following events, please register by clicking on the meeting link below:



2024:

.3rd Subhash Mukhopadhyay Symposium 2024

.EMBO Workshop: Evolution and diversity of the DNA damage response 2024

.Seminar series organized by the IMCR, University of Zurich, Switzerland 2024

.Seminar series organized by the CS&D Utrecht Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands 2024

.EMBO Workshop: Chromatin dynamics and nuclear organization in genome maintenance 2024

.EMBO | EMBL Symposium: DNA replication: from basic biology to disease 2024

.6th International Meeting on Chromosome Stability, JNCASR Bangalore, December 13-17 2024


Funding

Positions available


- we are looking for highly motivated PhDs and Postdoc candidates


Recquirement  : background of molecular biology / life sciences or equivalent Masters program


Postdoc candidates preferably skilled with genomics and cell biology approaches