Marie-France did her PhD at the Institut de recherches cliniques de Montreal on RNA polymerase II and was awarded a CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship. She stayed at Harvard only one year, but during that short time met John Pascal, who is now her husband. They moved to Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, where together they've been doing outstanding work on DNA repair enzymes. More recently, they've moved to the University of Montreal.
Tom did his PhD at SUNY Albany and then did a short postdoc in the Buratowski lab. He has since taught at UMass, Delaware State University, and Bay Path University, where he is currently an Associate Professor. Tom's LinkedIn profile.
Michael started out working on CTD kinases, but this led to his pioneering work on histone modifying enzymes. In 2006 Michael started his own lab at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and more recently he became the Chief Scientific Officer of the epigenetics company EpiCypher. Michael's LinkedIn profile.