Wilton T. Snead

This paper designs intrinsically disordered proteins using a physics-guided machine learning framework to encode complex signal processing and condensate properties.

This study investigates how ionic strength and membrane adsorption influence septin polymerization, showing salt-dependent cooperativity and context-dependent assembly modes.

The paper shows that core and shell proteins in paraspeckles compete for RNA binding, leading to layered condensate organization through immiscibility and competitive binding.