Nadia A. Erkamp

This study uses acoustic trapping to measure the mechanical properties of single biopolymer condensates, showing it can detect changes in bulk modulus under different environmental conditions.

The paper quantifies how different excipients affect the solubility of therapeutic antibodies using a high-throughput platform and identifies molecular-specific and nonspecific interactions.

The paper investigates anisotropies in RNA-based biomolecular condensate interfaces, finding that purine-rich RNAs drive phase separation while pyrimidine-rich RNAs accumulate at interfaces, with distinct motion patterns observed using single-molecule imaging.

The paper investigates thyroglobulin phase separation in thyroid follicles, showing it forms storage depots and reveals a mechanism for hormone homeostasis.

This study investigates how the fusion of biomolecular condensates, influenced by ageing and mixing rates, leads to the formation of multiphase structures with distinct material properties.

The paper shows that biomolecular condensates generate interphase electric potentials due to ion asymmetry, suggesting they function as mesoscale capacitors.