@KeatingGroupPSU

Our group conducts interdisciplinary research in the general areas of physical chemistry, colloid and interface science, biological chemistry and materials.

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Joined April 2011
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Biomolecular #condensates interact with membranes in intricate ways. Here is a review in @AnnualReviews coauthored by @agumangia, where we discuss lipid-anchored and non-anchored condensates. @MpiciPotsdam @PotsdamScience bit.ly/4bRb2Rn
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Glad to share that our recent paper in collaboration with @KateAdamala has been published in @ACSBiomaterials. We thank @NSF for the funding support. Here is the link for the paper: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…

Cell-Free Expressed Membraneless Organelles Inhibit Translation in Synthetic Cells

Abstract. Compartments within living cells create specialized microenvironments, allowing multiple reactions to be carried out simultaneously and efficient

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Our graduate student Jessica Lee is one of the co-authors of this paper!!
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We welcome our new graduate student @Sewwandijgour to the Keating Research Group, and wish her all the best for her future scientific endeavors!
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Latest paper from our group, and the first first-author paper of our graduate student, Dharani, has been published in Small. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… We thank all the wonderful collaborators and co-authors on this paper, and acknowledge @NSF for the funding support. (1/2)

Interfacial Assembly of Bacterial Microcompartment Shell Proteins in Aqueous Multiphase Systems

Here, this describes an approach to the development of synthetic cell chassis by templating bacterial microcompartment shell proteins around liquid-liquid phase separated droplets. Multiple droplet...

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This paper introduces a new synthetic cell strategy for organizing biomimetic functionality. (2/2)
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Check out some of the recent papers from our lab in @NatureChemistry, @NatureComms, @ACS_Langmuir, @JPhysChem, and many more. scholar.google.com/citations… A big shoutout to all the Authors and our fantastic collaborators!

Christine D. Keating

Shapiro Professor of Chemistry, Penn State University - Cited by 20,187 - colloid and interface science - bioinspired materials - biophysical chemistry - particle assembly

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Welcome to the Keating Research Group, @ManeshJoshi1. We are happy to have you with us.
Manesh Joshi@ManeshJoshi116 Aug 2023
Thrilled to share that I have been selected for the prestigious & competitive NASA Postdoctoral Program. I have started working as an NPP fellow in the Keating Lab @psu_chemistry @penn_state. I'll be working on model protocells in the context of Astrobiology & Synthetic biology.
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Check out the press release on Hadi's latest paper!
Penn State Eberly College of Science@PSUScience28 Oct 2020
Research led by Eberly's @KeatingGroupPSU and @HadiFares of @psu_chemistry shows that models for potential precursors of cells can endure multiple dehydration-rehydration cycles — conditions that could drive reactions important for the evolution of life. buff.ly/35FWNNU
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A new type of imaging does not require a lens and uses reconfigurable particle-based masks to take multiple shots of an object. bit.ly/3i8mPhc @penn_state #imaging #lenses #medicalimaging #consumerelectronics #physics #instrumentation #innovativetechnology
Schematic of the layout for a lensless camera.  IMAGE: KEATING/LIU LABS, PENN STATE

ALT Schematic of the layout for a lensless camera.  IMAGE: KEATING/LIU LABS, PENN STATE

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Check out the press release on Jen's ACS Nano paper! A multishot lensless camera in development could aid disease diagnosis | Penn State University news.psu.edu/story/632648/20…

A multishot lensless camera in development could aid disease diagnosis | Penn State University

A new type of imaging that does not require a lens and uses reconfigurable particle-based masks to take multiple shots of an object is being developed by researchers at Penn State. The electric-field...

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Check out Andrew's new paper, "Bioinspired mineralizing microenvironments generated by liquid‐liquid phase coexistence", in Chemistry of Materials: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…

Bioinspired Mineralizing Microenvironments Generated by Liquid–Liquid Phase Coexistence

Abstract. Living organisms direct the location, structure, and properties of biominerals by tightly controlling reactant concentration profiles, biopolymer

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Check out Greg's new paper, "Formation of Multi-Phase Complex Coacervates and Partitioning of Biomolecules Within Them", in Biomacromolecules: pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021…

Formation of Multiphase Complex Coacervates and Partitioning of Biomolecules within them

Abstract. Biological systems employ liquid–liquid phase separation to localize macromolecules and processes. The properties of intracellular condensates th

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We have a new postdoctoral opening in bioinspired soft materials chemistry: psu.jobs/job/91116
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A huge congratulations to Saehyun for being awarded the Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) 2019 Graduate Fellowship in Planetary Science!! 🥳🌎🎈
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We started off the work week with a coffee party today! ☕ Everyone brought in their favorite coffee and snacks!
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This weekend, Keating Group alumni gathered in Cleveland to celebrate holidays, friendship, babies, and defenses!
Huge congratulations to Dr. Allyson Marianelli on successfully defending her thesis and earning her PhD today!!
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Nuerxida, Nicole, and Jen and her collaborator Cheng-Yu all presented their research at Penn State's Materials Day symposium today.
Today Ally, Albanie, Jen, and Andrew competed in the Safety Olympics! Although they didn't win, they did have a great time! facebook.com/keatingpennstat…
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