Research Terms
Bioengineering Life Sciences Biological Models Cell Biology DNA Sequencing Human Genome Tumor Biology Biophysics Biomedicine Cancer Breast Cancer Cancer Etiology Biological Carcinogenesis Physical Carcinogenesis Cellular Pathology Molecular Pathology
Keywords
Bioengineering Bioinformatics Biomedical Engineering Brain cancer Cancer Biology Cancer Genomics Cell Migration Organoid Pancreatic Cancer
Industries
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| 05-2031 |
Role of cellular physical interactions in pancreatic cancer progression
Role of cellular physical interactions in pancreatic cancer progression
National Cancer Institute
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| 03-2026 |
Evaluation of LARP6 Inhibitor for the Treatment of Pediatric Glioblastoma
Evaluation of LARP6 Inhibitor for the Treatment of Pediatric Glioblastoma
Florida Department of Health
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| 10-2024 |
Impact of the microenvironment on breast cancer genomic instability
Impact of the microenvironment on breast cancer genomic instability
Florida Department of Health
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| 08-2021 |
Chromatin Mobility in Response to DNA Damage
Chromatin Mobility in Response to DNA Damage
Wake Forest University
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| 01-2021 |
EIEG:Enhancing Biomedical Research at FSU Through a Small Animal Imaging System
EIEG:Enhancing Biomedical Research at FSU Through a Small Animal Imaging System
FSU EIEG Award
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Dr. Jerome Irianto is a biomedical scientist who studies how physical forces shape the behavior of cells and influence diseases like cancer. His research bridges biology, physics, and engineering to understand how cells sense and respond to their mechanical environment. During his training, he discovered that when cancer cells squeeze through tight spaces, their nuclei and DNA can be damaged, leading to lasting genetic changes that may drive tumor diversity. Now leading his own multidisciplinary lab, Dr. Irianto combines advanced imaging, bioengineering, and genomics approaches to uncover how the physical world inside our bodies affects cell function, disease progression, and ultimately, human health.
AACR American Association for Cancer Research, Member; 2018 - present
Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES), Member; 2014 - present
American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB), Member; 2013 - present
Biophysical Society, Member; 2013 - present
HFSP Research Grant, Human Frontier Science Program; 2024 - 2024
DNPD study section, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK); 2024 - 2024
TEHM study section, Department of Health & Human Services/NIH/National Cancer Institute; 2022 - 2025
SNSF Research Grant, Swiss National Science Foundation; 2022 - 2022
BBSRC Research Grant, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (UK); 2020 - 2020
NRF-ISF Research Grant, National Research Foundation (Singapore) - Israel Science Foundation; 2019 - 2019
ournal of Cell Science, Scientific Reports, Molecular Biology of the Cell, APL Bioengineering, iScience, Biophysical Journal, Cancer Research, Communication Biology, PNAS, Various Journals; 2015 - 2025
