I am Dr. Jiranuwat (Bas) Sapudom, specializing in biochemistry with a focus on areas such as tissue engineering, matrix biology, quantitative biology, and space biology. My academic journey led me to the Biophysical Chemistry Group at Universität Leipzig, Germany, where I earned my doctoral degree with distinction (summa cum laude)  in 2017. Currently, I am a researcher at the Laboratory for Immuno Bioengineering Research and Applications (LIBRA) at New York University Abu Dhabi.

In my research, I explore the intricate relationship between tissue properties and cellular behavior, examining tissues ranging from healthy states to those altered by conditions such as cancer, wound healing, and stem cell niches. To unravel the complexities of these interactions, I use a range of techniques, including image-based single-cell analysis, biomimetic tissue models, and various biochemical and biophysical methods. These techniques enable me to identify key factors influencing cell behavior and to unravel the underlying mechanisms. Through my work, I aim not only to enhance our understanding of human diseases but also to pave the way for novel and more effective treatment strategies.