Erinc Hallacli is an instructor in neurology in Vikram Khurana’s lab at Brigham and Womens’ Hospital. He was trained as a molecular biologist and geneticist as an undergraduate. He received an MSc degree from Heidelberg University, Germany for his work on the relationship between RNA export and transcription conducted in Ed Hurt lab. He studied genome-wide chromatin regulators with Asifa Akhtar in EMBL and Max Planck Institute for his doctoral thesis. He started his research on RNA binding proteins as prions in Susan Lindquist lab. He has been working on the relationship between RNA binding proteins and alpha-synuclein in Dr.Khurana lab. He is currently an instructor at Harvard Medical School and holds several awards including EMBO and HFSP fellowships.
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Erinc Halliacli, PhD
Max Perutz Labs
Erinc Hallacli is an instructor in neurology in Vikram Khurana’s lab at Brigham and Womens’ Hospital. He was trained as a molecular biologist and geneticist as an undergraduate. He received an MSc degree from Heidelberg University, Germany for his work on the relationship between RNA export and transcription conducted in Ed Hurt lab. He studied genome-wide chromatin regulators with Asifa Akhtar in EMBL and Max Planck Institute for his doctoral thesis. He started his research on RNA binding proteins as prions in Susan Lindquist lab. He has been working on the relationship between RNA binding proteins and alpha-synuclein in Dr.Khurana lab. He is currently an instructor at Harvard Medical School and holds several awards including EMBO and HFSP fellowships.
