Carolina Monck

Co-authored research focusing on an approach for creating synthetic cells with distinct nucleus-like compartments capable of encapsulating different biochemical mixtures and facilitating intercompartment communication.

Co-authored a paper on the development of temperature-sensitive synthetic cells that control protein production by exploiting heat-responsive mRNA elements, with potential implications for biomedicine.

Co-authored a review outlining the key features, benefits, and future potential of cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) in biomedical research, including its role in producing clinical molecules and vaccines, and its integration with microfluidics and liposomes to create synthetic cells.