معرفی
Fajun Zhang, Dr. rer. nat., is a researcher at the University of Tübingen's Department of Physics under the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. He works within the Biophysical Structural Research group at the Institute of Applied Physics (IAP), focusing on experimental and theoretical studies of protein dynamics, phase behavior, and nanoscale interactions using advanced scattering techniques.
- Teaching: Delivered courses like Experimental Techniques in NanoScience and Bio-Physics (WS 19/20).
Research Interests: Centered on understanding protein self-assembly, liquid-liquid phase separation, and non-equilibrium dynamics in crowded environments. His work bridges fundamental soft matter physics with practical applications in biophysics and materials science, particularly examining how multivalent ions, temperature, and hydrophobic effects influence structural and dynamical properties.
Publication Trends: Recent studies highlight coherent X-ray applications (XPCS, SAXS) to analyze molecular diffusion in protein gels, ion-activated patchy particle models, and phase separation in biological fluids. Key subfields include protein crystallization pathways, crowding effects, nanoparticle-protein interactions, and non-equilibrium scaling laws.
