We're the

Hyman Lab

We’re an innovative group of scientists at the Max Planck Institute of Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden, Germany working to unravel the intricacies of biological condensates and phase separation in health and disease.

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Learn & explore

What are biomolecular condensates?

Biological condensates are the basis of many important cellular functions

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Join our team

Learn more about open positions in the Hyman Research Group

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Read our publications

Browse primary research, commentaries, and review articles

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Find methods and protocols

Download PDFs for the methods and protocols we use

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Latest news

Our Lab at the EMBL RBP Conference in Heidelberg

our lab had the fantastic opportunity to participate in the EMBL-organized RNA-Binding Proteins (RBP) Conference in Heidelberg.

🚀 Highlights from Our Second Lab Symposium

Exciting changes at the Hyman Lab! Instead of weekly meetings, we’ve launched a full-day symposium.

How does a simple microscope work?

Long Night of Science

How does a microscope work? Many kids and adults found out at our institute pond!