First Cohort of PhD Candidates
| Student Name | Project | Topic | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daria Miasoedova* | A1 | Role of surface condensation for the assembly of cortical proteins | daria.miasoedova (at) mailbox.tu-dresden.de | |
![]() | Zhiheng Zhang | A2 | Regulation of condensates driven by multi-domain proteins | zhang-zhiheng (at) ipfdd.de |
| Jishu Dutta | A3 | Regulation of Condensate Solvent Microenvironments by Post-Translational Modifications of FUS | jishu.dutta (at) tu-dresden.de | |
| Snigdha Chirammal Udayakumar | A4 | Polymer assisted condensation and self-organization in biopolymer solutions | snigdha.chirammal_udayakumar (at) tu-dresden.de | |
| Nora-Elen Giesinger | A4 | The distribution and conformation of polymers in thin films and droplets | giesinger (at) ipfdd.de | |
| Eymen Gümüşdil | A5 | Influence of condensate-mediated capillary forces on the shape and organization of biopolymers | ||
![]() | Maria del Sol Reyes Ortiz | B1 | RNA Dynamics and Structures in Biomolecular Condensates | marsol.reyes (at) tu-dresden.de |
| Anastasiia Chinakova* | B1 | Revealing the functional role of RNA-protein condensates in regulating RNA availability | anastasiia.chinakova (at) mailbox.tu-dresden.de | |
| Nayantara Varma Paramenswaran | B2 | Characterizing the role of RNP granules in ALS | nayantara.varma_parameswaran (at) tu-dresden.de | |
![]() | Vijay Subramanian Venkatesh | B3 | Sequence to function mapping of condensate proteomes | venkatesh (at) mpi-cbg.de |
| Renan dos Reis | B4 | Role of condensates in biological time across mammals | renan.dos_reis (at) mailbox.tu-dresden.de | |
![]() | Lukas Gunter Haugk | B5 | Role of condensates and forces in epigenetic inheritance | lukas_gunter.haugk (at) tu-dresden.de |
* Student Representatives
Associated Researchers
In addition to the newly recruited cohort of doctoral candidates, researchers in Dresden already working in the condensates field are actively integrated into the RTG to benefit from the structured training and supervision, and at the same time support new students in quickly integrating into their research groups and the research environment in Dresden.














