Iva Tolić Group

Ivana defended her thesis entitled: Regulation of microtubule sliding and its effect on mitotic spindle length in human retinal cells RPE-1. Congratulations!  

Monika defended her thesis entitled: The role of microtubule-associated proteins in the generation and regulation of spindle shape. Congratulations!  

While in Croatia, Prof. Maria Leptin, the President of the European Research Council (ERC), honored us with a visit to our lab. It was an opportunity for her to personally meet young researchers and see the new microscopes procured through…

Based on the Multilateral Lead Agency agreement and the bilateral agreement on cooperation between the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) and the Croatian Science Foundation (HRZZ), HRZZ announced a call for funding the Croatian part of the Swiss-Croatian research projects…

The 3rd ERC Synergy project meeting was held in Zagreb on April 27 and 28, 2023. The meeting brought together 23 participants from four research teams (Iva Tolić group, Nenad Pavin group, Geert Kops group, and MIT team). The teams…

A spindle is a miniature machine that separates chromosomes during cell division and is the focus of research for leading scientific groups worldwide. Thanks to Prof. Nenad Pavin from the Faculty of Science at the University of Zagreb and Prof.…

Congratulations to Erna Tintor for successfully defending her Master thesis Establishment of human cell lines with endogenous expression of protein tubulin fluorescently tagged using the CRISPaint method!    

Our talented and creative PhD students Valentina Štimac and Isabella Koprivec got the “Branimir Jernej” award for exceptional scientific work in the field of molecular biology, biomedicine or neuroscience. In case you missed the article: link    

“Mitotic spindle: From living and synthetic systems to theory” in Dubrovnik is open for registration! Check out the fantastic list of speakers: link & send your abstract by 15 Feb!