September 2024
Fun times at the Stanford Biology Retreat in Santa Cruz!
Welcome to Pre Lavania and Nicole Haseley who are first year PhD students rotating in the Cyert lab!
June 2024
May 2024
Devin’s paper is now posted on BioRxIV!
The paper describes our work on calcimembrin/C16orf74, a small disordered protein, that is dephosphorylated by calcineurin through an unusual mechanism via a combination LxVPxIxIT motif. The project is an ongoing collaboration with Joana Reis and Hari Arthanari at Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
April 2024
Congratulations Eirini on receiving ‘Best Paper of 2023’ prize from Journal of Cell Science for your paper, “Calcineurin associates with centrosomes and regulates cilia length maintainance”!
February 2024
January 2024
September 2023
July 2023
Celebrating summer: Cyert Lab lunch and visit to the gates of hell in Rodin sculpture garden.
Devin presented his work on calcineurin regulator, C16orf74 “More than the sum of its parts: A composite SLiM confers a unique mechanism of calcineurin regulation” at the ASBMB conference in Maryland on Motifs, modules, networks: Assembly and organization of regulatory signaling systems
Great job, Devin!
June 2022
April 2022
February 2022
Bidding a fond farewell to Idil!
Congratulations on your new job at ORICS Pharmaceuticals. We will miss you!
February 2022
October 2021
Congratulations to Idil on publication of her work in Nature Communications:
She will be presenting this exciting story at the ASBMB 2022 conference in Philadelphia, which Martha is co-organizing.
We are currently recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to continue this project!
July 2021
Read our new preprint on BioRxiV: Palmitoylation targets the Calcineurin phosphatase to the Phosphatidylinositol 4-kinase complex at the plasma membrane! We are so excited about this new story and so grateful to be working with such an amazing group of collaborators.
June 2021
Welcome to Dr. Angela Barth who just started as a Research Associate in the Cyert lab on June1!
Congratulations to Sneha and Deepak on the birth of their beautiful baby girl, Saisha!
January 2021
For the first Cyert lab diversity journal club we discussed Whistling Vivaldi by Claude Steele. This is an amazingly informative and engaging book that gave all of us significant insights into the different identities we all have and how or when we feel under threat because of them. A must-read!
December 2020
COMING SOON!
We are very excited that Dr. Sneha Roy will be joining the lab in January 2021 followed by Dr. Richard Smith in June! Sneha is a structural biologist and biophysicist interested in intrinsic disorder, phase separation and aggregation. See her publications here. Richard is working on cooperative control of kinases and phosphatases at the kinetochore. See his publications here.
October 2020
The Cyert lab saw the end of an era with Jagoree Roy’s retirement after 17 years as research scientist. All the best to Jagoree in her new endeavors—We will miss you!
The Cyert lab bids a fond farewell to Jamin Hein, joint Bio-X Novo Nordisk fellow with the Fordyce lab. Good luck with your new position in Copenhagen and congrats on your manuscript submitted to eLIFE: MRBLE-pep measurements reveal accurate binding affinities for B56, a PP2A regulatory subunit
July 2020
The Cyert Lab enjoyed a socially-distanced farewell party for Callie, James and Robert and celebrated Mercedes’ 25 years of service to Stanford!
June 2020
Congratulation to Idil!
You can watch her talk in the ASBMB spotlight session on Emerging Signaling Pathways starting at minute 19:34.:
“Discovering the unique functions and regulation of the palmitoylated calcineurin isoform, CnAbeta1”
March 2020
Idil passes her citizenship test and we celebrate with Uncle Sam, beer and apple pie.
September 2019
Welcome to 1st year grad students Jessica Zhang and Austin Murchison who are rotating in the lab! They we found out at the department retreat that they excel at stacking cups….
July 2019
June 2019
May 2019
Read our new preprint on BioRxiV: Systematic Discovery of Short Linear Motifs Decodes Calcineurin Phosphatase Signaling by Wigington et al. and visit the Calcineurin Docking Motif Repository to discover calcineurin binding motifs in your favorite protein or proteome!