Chang Chen

This paper develops a method to create stable, size-controlled membraneless organelles using surfactant-like peptides and pH-responsive polypeptides, enhancing enzymatic reactions in synthetic cells.

This paper demonstrates the self-assembly of a disordered peptide into stable shells and scaffolds through phase transitions at interfaces, with potential applications in biomedical engineering.

This study demonstrates how segregative and associative phase separation interact within synthetic cell-like vesicles to create dynamic structures that regulate molecular distribution and membrane interactions.