Ivan Vladimirovich Surovtsev

This study develops a model linking nuclear hydration to chromatin phase organization and mechanics, showing how osmotic and mechanical cues influence chromatin structure through water content and histone dynamics.

This paper shows that tracking multiple identically or alternately labeled chromatin loci can reliably determine their genomic positions over time, enabling the study of chromatin dynamics in live cells.

This study quantifies the timeline of nuclear autophagy in yeast, revealing a role for Dnm1 in nuclear envelope remodeling during cargo removal.