Beyond the central dogma: DNA assemblies programmed to function as nanoscale motors

Deoxyribozyme Nanoparticle Nanozymes: from Splicing to Mechanism

α-helical peptide Self-assembly Structure Design and Characterization

Biophysics of Membrane Remodeling driven by Protein Crowding

DNA Nanotechnology as an Emerging Tool to Investigate Cell Mechanics: From Studying T Cell Mechanotransduction to Development of Catalytic Amplification Assay for Readout of Cellular Forces

Molecular mechanisms of bacterial translation regulation

Development of methods for mechanical manipulation of biomolecules and super-resolution measurement of cellular forces

Functionally-Responsive Hydrogels: from Dynamic Coloration to Biosensing

Leveling Up DNA Hybridization Affinity and Specificity Using Heteromultivalent DNA-Functionalized Particles

Engineering Nanodiscoidal Nucleic Acids as the Next-Generation Platform to Deliver Oligonucleotide Therapeutics

EXPANDING THE MOLECULAR TOOLKIT TO MEASURE CELL FORCE: FROM SCAFFOLD SYNTHESIS TO MEASURING MECHANOTRANSDUTION

Utilizing DNA Nanotechnology to Unveil the Effects of Receptor Forces on Cell Maturation and Function

DNA mechanocapsules: Force responsive tetrahedral DNA nanostructures with modular cargo delivery for targeting mechanical phenotypes of diseases

Small-Molecule Tools to Probe and Modulate RNA Function

Hemagglutinin Mediated Membrane Fusion: Exploring Fusion Peptide Insertion and Structural Variants

Harnessing DNA Motors for Sensing and Information Processing Applications

Synthesis, Structure-Activity Relationship, and Biological Evaluation of Subunit-Selective NMDA Receptor Modulators