Rebecca Schulman

This paper develops a reaction-diffusion model to analyze biomolecular condensate exchange dynamics, identifying multiple rate-limiting processes and a pore-mediated pathway that decouples exchange timescale from condensate size.

The paper develops a modular biosensing platform using aptamer-regulated transcription to detect proteins with tunable detection ranges and diverse output responses.

This paper designs modular protein hydrogels with tunable viscoelasticity by controlling molecular parameters and demonstrates their use both intra- and extracellularly.

The paper designs DNA nanochannels that allow small molecules to diffuse through micron-length channels, demonstrating controlled transport between compartments.

This paper designs DNA-based reaction-diffusion waveguides to enable spatiotemporal signal propagation in synthetic biomaterials, allowing for controlled biochemical communication.