Zeinab Jahed

The paper introduces KINESIS, a nanoelectrode array for label-free, high-resolution potassium sensing in single human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes, showing distinct potential shifts in response to caffeine and ouabain.

This paper develops a mechanochemical model to predict nuclear deformation and lamina remodeling in response to substrate nanotopography and validates predictions through experiments.

This study identifies membrane curvature as a mechanism for Src kinase activation in detached cancer cells, showing that disrupting this process inhibits metastatic survival.

This study shows nanoscale membrane curvature and nuclear deformation regulate mechanotransduction by modulating YAP/TAZ nuclear localization through biophysical modeling and experiments.

This study shows PM curvature promotes ER-PM contact formation in cardiomyocytes via junctophilin-EHD interactions.

This study shows that engineered nanotopographies create temporary nuclear membrane openings, enabling molecular exchange without cell penetration.