David Suter
@davidsuter.bsky.social
PI at EPFL / gene regulation / chromatin / epigenetics / genomics / stem cells / transcription factors / single molecule / protein turnover https://www.epfl.ch/labs/suter-lab/ - and 🎹 https://www.youtube.com/@davidsuter594 / https://soundcloud.com/suterd7
Big thanks for the fantastic organization of this competition + the opportunity to play on such beautiful instruments, as well as to the EPFL/UNIL Chopin piano competition for their special prize. And looking very much forward to playing during several concerts planned in 2026.
November 10, 2025 at 10:15 AM
Big thanks for the fantastic organization of this competition + the opportunity to play on such beautiful instruments, as well as to the EPFL/UNIL Chopin piano competition for their special prize. And looking very much forward to playing during several concerts planned in 2026.
Paper rejections are also more emotional for me - I feel like grants are anyway lotteries while papers...are...lotteries having some numbers better/worse than others 🙃
October 26, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Paper rejections are also more emotional for me - I feel like grants are anyway lotteries while papers...are...lotteries having some numbers better/worse than others 🙃
Hey ! I just tried, I have to say it is pretty impressive...and useful ! Thanks for sharing this resource
October 16, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Hey ! I just tried, I have to say it is pretty impressive...and useful ! Thanks for sharing this resource
In flux, balance holds,
Through storm of concentration,
Stem cell self remains.
Congratulations to former very talented PhD student Romane Mizeret, with help from @armelletollenaere.bsky.social and Cédric Deluz, +
big thanks to EPFL genomics (GECF) and flow cytometry (FCCF) facilities.
Through storm of concentration,
Stem cell self remains.
Congratulations to former very talented PhD student Romane Mizeret, with help from @armelletollenaere.bsky.social and Cédric Deluz, +
big thanks to EPFL genomics (GECF) and flow cytometry (FCCF) facilities.
September 26, 2025 at 8:15 AM
In flux, balance holds,
Through storm of concentration,
Stem cell self remains.
Congratulations to former very talented PhD student Romane Mizeret, with help from @armelletollenaere.bsky.social and Cédric Deluz, +
big thanks to EPFL genomics (GECF) and flow cytometry (FCCF) facilities.
Through storm of concentration,
Stem cell self remains.
Congratulations to former very talented PhD student Romane Mizeret, with help from @armelletollenaere.bsky.social and Cédric Deluz, +
big thanks to EPFL genomics (GECF) and flow cytometry (FCCF) facilities.
OCT4 drifts, unsure,
SOX2 holds steady, unmoved,
NANOG climbs with strength.
Mass-action falters,
Binding bends to hidden rules,
Genes choose subtler paths.
Core regions endure,
Three voices sing constant truth,
Pluripotent flame.
SOX2 holds steady, unmoved,
NANOG climbs with strength.
Mass-action falters,
Binding bends to hidden rules,
Genes choose subtler paths.
Core regions endure,
Three voices sing constant truth,
Pluripotent flame.
September 26, 2025 at 8:13 AM
OCT4 drifts, unsure,
SOX2 holds steady, unmoved,
NANOG climbs with strength.
Mass-action falters,
Binding bends to hidden rules,
Genes choose subtler paths.
Core regions endure,
Three voices sing constant truth,
Pluripotent flame.
SOX2 holds steady, unmoved,
NANOG climbs with strength.
Mass-action falters,
Binding bends to hidden rules,
Genes choose subtler paths.
Core regions endure,
Three voices sing constant truth,
Pluripotent flame.
Nice ! This one from Elowitz lab is also along the same line www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Genome-wide chromatin recording resolves dynamic cell state changes
Understanding how the chromatin state of a cell influences its future behavior is a major challenge throughout biology. However, most chromatin profiling methods are limited to endpoint assays. Here, ...
www.biorxiv.org
September 1, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Nice ! This one from Elowitz lab is also along the same line www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Special prize for "how to finish things you start" 💯
August 14, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Special prize for "how to finish things you start" 💯
Rejoice ! They are probably implementing the 3-factor authentification 🤓
August 13, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Rejoice ! They are probably implementing the 3-factor authentification 🤓
Yeah sure in that case sounds a bit crazy...basing authorship on career impact sounds like weaponizing authorship (or lack thereof) for career advancement, which IMO amounts to fraud
August 7, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Yeah sure in that case sounds a bit crazy...basing authorship on career impact sounds like weaponizing authorship (or lack thereof) for career advancement, which IMO amounts to fraud
individual credit when very few people were involved compared to studies with zillions of authors.
August 7, 2025 at 12:48 PM
individual credit when very few people were involved compared to studies with zillions of authors.
cases is another one. I do think it is relatively obvious that when less people are involved, this means more work per person which I think should also be recognized differently. So I would say this argument can never be used to play around with authorship, but I feel it natural to give more
August 7, 2025 at 12:45 PM
cases is another one. I do think it is relatively obvious that when less people are involved, this means more work per person which I think should also be recognized differently. So I would say this argument can never be used to play around with authorship, but I feel it natural to give more
I feel like this has to be contextualized a bit to answer properly. Authorship should always be attributed when work has been done, full stop. Now the question of whether an author deserves more credit in a two-author paper than in a 50-author paper (where credit was attributed properly in both
August 7, 2025 at 12:43 PM
I feel like this has to be contextualized a bit to answer properly. Authorship should always be attributed when work has been done, full stop. Now the question of whether an author deserves more credit in a two-author paper than in a 50-author paper (where credit was attributed properly in both