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Phase separation in biology
Cellular compartments and organelles organize biological matter. Most well-known organelles are separated by a membrane boundary from their surrrounding milieu. There are also many so-called membraneless organelles and recent studies suggest that these organelles, which are supramolecular assemblies of proteins and RNA molecules, from via protein Read more
Discrete error and convergence
I was asked a question today about a typical way to present the error between a numerical scheme and an exact solution, and the convergence of the method. I will demonstrate one method that is typically used based on the $L_{2}$-norm of the norm. Read more
The Art of Action or Work
In this world outside all living beings constantly working. Everybody’s ambition is to excel, but despite all honest efforts, some achieve, many never achieve. The temptation of average human being is to condemn someone to his failure. Read more
conferences
SFB1551 Summer Retreat
Talk at the SFB1551 Summer Retreat 2025 in Bonn. Read more
DPG Spring Meeting of the Condensed Matter Section
Talk at the DPG Spring Meeting 2026 in Dresden. Read more
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publications
On the dynamics of intrinsically disordered protein FUS
Recommended citation: Yadav, M., & Stelzl, L. S. "On the dynamics of intrinsically disordered protein FUS." In preparation.
RGG motifs govern subcellular localization, condensation properties and RNA-binding of FUS
Recommended citation: Yadav, M.*, Sternburg, E. L.*, …, Stelzl, L. S.*, & Dormann, D.* "RGG motifs govern subcellular localization, condensation properties and RNA-binding of FUS." In preparation.
Multi-Domain Interplay Controls Full-Length TDP-43 Phase Separation and Condensate Dynamics
Explicit-solvent, near-atomic resolution coarse-grained simulations reveal how the interplay among TDP-43 domains drives phase separation of the full-length protein, capturing the role of the conserved LCD helix, aromatic and N-terminal residues, phosphomimicking mutations, and NTD-NTD dimer formation in condensate dynamics. Read more
Recommended citation: Ping, X., Badr, R. G. M., Hutten, S., Chen, X., Baltz, L., Yadav, M., Hoeppner, J. S., Schmid, F., Dormann, D., & Stelzl, L. S. (2026). "Multi-Domain Interplay Controls Full-Length TDP-43 Phase Separation and Condensate Dynamics." bioRxiv. https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.06.03.729912 https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.06.03.729912v1
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talks
One less parameter least-square fitting
This is a description of your talk, which is a markdown files that can be all markdown-ified like any other post. Yay markdown! https://www.physik.uni-leipzig.de/~janke/CompPhys19/ Read more
teaching
Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics (Mentor)
Mentored graduate students through the foundations of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, connecting microscopic models to macroscopic thermodynamic behaviour. Read more
Quantum Mechanics (Tutor)
Led weekly tutorial sessions accompanying the undergraduate quantum mechanics course, guiding students through problem sets and the core concepts of the lectures. Read more
Advanced Statistical Physics (Tutor)
Tutor for the graduate Advanced Statistical Physics course, leading problem-solving sessions that extended the lecture material toward interacting systems and collective behaviour. Read more
Tutorial Coarse-Graining
A hands-on programming tutorial at the IRTG school introducing coarse-grained molecular modelling — how to build reduced-resolution models, run simulations, and analyse the resulting trajectories. Read more
Advanced Statistical Physics (Tutor)
Tutor for the graduate Advanced Statistical Physics course (2024/25 iteration), guiding students through weekly problem sets and the concepts underpinning the lectures. Read more