Research in the Bartek lab focuses on various mechanistic aspects of the DDR and DNA repair pathways. Of particular interest is discovery of targets and markers for personalized cancer treatment and finding novel components or mechanisms of genome integrity maintenance. Another of our long-term goals is to further unravel the principles of ribosome biogenesis surveillance and to understand the dynamics and the finer details of the p53 pathway in sensing ribosome dysfunction, and how ribosomal stress crosstalk with the DNA damage response.
Jiri Bartek, Professor
Jirina Bartkova, Senior researcher
Jaime Andrés Espinoza Ruiz, Researcher
Johana Fernandez Martinez, Laboratory technician
Dimitris Kanellis, Project leader
Mikael Lindström, Senior researcher
Per Moberg, Research coordinator
Asimina Zisi, PhD student
Ewelina Dratkiewicz, PostDoc
Martin Kosar, PostDoc
Anne-Sofie Nilsson, Biomedical scientist
Andrea Björk, postdoctoral researcher, 2016-2021
Terezie Imrachova, visiting researcher, 2021
Athina Eleftheraki, master student, 2021
Karla Paola Leal Villegas, visiting PhD student, 2021
Gábor Merényi, research assistant, 2019-2021
Sidorela Selami, research assistant, 2020
Kenneth Schou, postdoctoral researcher, 2017-2020
Fenne Van Dongen, master student, 2019
Anastasios Mastroanastasiou, undergraduate summer intern, 2018
Kaveh Moazemi-Goudarzi, PhD student, 2015-2018
Annika Ranta, undergraduate summer intern, 2017
Alexandros Iskantar, undergraduate student Erasmus+, 2017