Young Scientist Award
Basudeb Mondal – Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
Basudeb Mondal is a researcher affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, whose scientific work encompasses chemical biology, protein engineering, biomaterials, and molecular delivery systems. His publications explore antibody engineering, proximity-inducing modalities, glycopolypeptide-based nanostructures, and targeted therapeutic strategies. His research profile reflects interdisciplinary contributions connecting molecular design with biomedical applications. His documented publication record and citation indicators provide a basis for considering his nomination for the Young Scientist Award presented by the International Research Scientist Awards.[1]
Abstract
Basudeb Mondal, affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, conducts interdisciplinary research spanning chemical biology, protein engineering, biomaterials, and therapeutic delivery. His scholarly contributions include investigations of antibody masking, proximity-inducing molecular systems, glycopolypeptide assemblies, and lysosome-targeted delivery platforms. His publications address approaches for manipulating biological interactions and developing responsive materials with potential biomedical applications. Reported research indicators include 15 documents, 250 citations, and an h-index of 8. [2] [3]
Keywords
Protein engineering, chemical biology, antibody masking, yeast display technology, proximity-inducing modalities, glycopolypeptides, mannose-6-phosphate, lysosomal delivery, enzyme-responsive nanostructures, peptide engineering, molecular recognition, therapeutic protein delivery, biomaterials, targeted drug delivery, and bispecific protein engineering. These terms reflect the principal scientific themes represented in his documented research publications.[4]
Introduction
Basudeb Mondal represents an interdisciplinary research profile connecting molecular science with biomedical engineering. His work examines engineered proteins, antibody-based technologies, polymeric biomaterials, and targeted intracellular delivery. Through collaborative investigations and peer-reviewed publications, he contributes to scientific approaches addressing biological recognition, therapeutic development, and molecular interactions. [2] [3]
Research Profile
Basudeb Mondal is affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology, where his research connects chemical and biomolecular engineering with biomedical applications. His academic interests include protein engineering, peptide-based materials, molecular delivery, and antibody technologies. His interdisciplinary publication portfolio demonstrates engagement with collaborative research addressing complex biological systems and therapeutic challenges.[5]
Research Contributions
Basudeb Mondal contributes to protein engineering research through investigations involving antibody masking and yeast-display approaches. His 2025 publication explores a strategy for discovering antibody masks, addressing approaches for controlling antibody activity. This research connects molecular engineering, protein design, and therapeutic development, offering insights into programmable antibody technologies. [1]
Publications
Basudeb Mondal’s publication record includes research articles and collaborative reviews addressing chemical biology, biomaterials, protein engineering, and molecular delivery. The following selected publications illustrate the scientific themes represented in his research portfolio. Publication details are linked to their respective scholarly records where available.
Research Impact
Basudeb Mondal’s research contributes to scientific discussions involving protein engineering, antibody technologies, responsive biomaterials, and intracellular delivery. His publications provide methods and conceptual insights relevant to molecular and biomedical investigations. His reported citation indicators demonstrate scholarly visibility, while collaborative publications extend connections across chemical biology and biomedical engineering.[2] [3]
Award Suitability
Basudeb Mondal’s documented research activity, interdisciplinary publications, and reported bibliometric indicators provide relevant evidence for consideration under the Young Scientist Award category. His contributions to protein engineering, antibody technologies, and biomaterial research demonstrate engagement with contemporary scientific challenges. Final recognition should follow the award committee’s independent assessment of research originality, authorship, impact, and eligibility.[1]
Conclusion
Basudeb Mondal’s research profile reflects interdisciplinary contributions to chemical biology, protein engineering, biomaterials, and therapeutic delivery. His documented publications examine antibody technologies, molecular proximity, and responsive delivery platforms. Combined with his reported scholarly indicators, these contributions provide a basis for evaluating his nomination for the Young Scientist Award through the International Research Scientist Awards.
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References
- Badarinath, N. M., Mondal, B., Yellman, C. M., et al. (2025). A facile yeast-display approach for antibody mask discovery. Protein Engineering, Design & Selection, 38, gzaf006. Oxford University Press.
https://doi.org/10.1093/protein/gzaf006
- Singh, S., Tian, W., Severance, Z. C., Mondal, B., et al. (2023). Proximity-inducing modalities: The past, present, and future. Chemical Society Reviews. Royal Society of Chemistry.
Google Scholar publication record
- Mondal, B., Padhy, A., Maji, S., et al. (2023). Dual stimuli-responsive cross-linked nanoassemblies from an amphiphilic mannose-6-phosphate based tri-block copolymer for lysosomal membrane permeabilization. Biomaterials Science. Royal Society of Chemistry.
Google Scholar publication record
- Mondal, B., Haikal, Y. A., Kwong, G. A., and Blazeck, J. (2026). Proteolytic Activation of T Cell Engagers And Bispecific Proteins Using Modular Coiled-Coil Peptides. ACS Chemical Biology, 21(10), 2774–2786. American Chemical Society.
https://doi.org/10.1021/acschembio.6c00688
- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Basudeb Mondal, Author ID 57190295826. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57190295826