Saumya Saurabh

Saumya Saurabh

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Education

Integrated M.S. in Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology

Ph.D. in Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University

Postdoctoral research, Stanford University Department of Chemistry and School of Medicine

Areas of Research/Interest

Molecular self-assembly, Super-resolution microscopy, Physical and Chemical basis of Microbial adaptation in health and disease

Fellowships/Honors

Astrid and Bruce McWilliams Graduate Research Fellowship, 2013-2014

Stanford Systems Biology Seed Grant, 2015

Selected Publications

Saurabh, S.; Chong, T. N.; Bayas, C.; Dahlberg, P. D.; Cartwright, H. N.; Moerner, W. E.; Shapiro, L., ATP-responsive biomolecular condensates tune bacterial kinase signaling, Science Advances, 2022.

Dahlberg, P.; Saurabh, S.; Sartor, A. M.; Wang, J.; Mitchell, P. G.; Chiu, W.; Shapiro, L; Moerner, W. E., Cryogenic Single-Molecule Fluorescence Annotations for Electron Tomography Reveal In Situ Organization of Key Proteins in Caulobacter, PNAS(USA), 2020.

Saurabh, S.; Perez. A. M.; Comerci, C. J.; Shapiro, L.; Moerner, W. E., Super-resolution imaging of live bacteria cells using a genetically-directed, highly photostable fluoromodule, JACS, 2016.

Saurabh, S.; Bruchez, M. P., Targeting Dyes for Biology, In Cell Membrane Nanodomains: From Biochemistry to Nanoscopy, Eds. Alessandra Cambi and Diane Lidke, 2014.

Tan, C.; Saurabh, S.; Bruchez, M. P.; Schwartz, R.; LeDuc, P., Molecular crowding shapes gene expression in synthetic cellular nanosystems, Nature nanotechnology, 2013.