E-STEEM Fellowship for Émeline Laborie to study centrosome biophysics

Postdoctoral researcher Émeline Laborie has been awarded an E-STEEM Fellowship from the University of Vienna and will join the Dammermann lab in September. The E-STEEM program provides support for four years and promotes outstanding women in STEM and Economics. Émeline will use computational biophysics to investigate how centrosomes and microtubules coordinate the self-organization of the spindle apparatus during cell division. Her work aims to uncover the physical principles underlying centrosome and spindle self-organization.