Dino Osmanović

This paper introduces programmable artificial RNA condensates in mammalian cells that can be controlled for subcellular localization and molecular recruitment.

This study creates synthetic DNA condensates that form single or two-phase structures, showing how their properties can be controlled and modeled using a Flory-Huggins framework.

The paper introduces a population model showing that inheriting environmentally driven epigenetic changes can confer long-term population advantages despite potential maladaptation to offspring.