Thamarasee JeewandaraEssays in Biomedical Engineering- Bioinspired Engineering on a ChipScience recapJul 27
MIMETASWhat are the key similarities and differences between organoids and organs-on-a-chip?Their distinguishing features (already very well-explained in David Belair’s answer) historically stem from the distinction:Aug 3, 2018
InDiscovery MattersbyDiscovery MattersOrgan on a chip tech may bring an end to animal testingOrgan on a chip. It is an interesting concept and something that could be first seen as “Star Trekian”. However, it is not so futuristic…Aug 15, 2022Aug 15, 2022
National Institute of Standards and TechnologyCreating and Commercializing a Human ‘Body Cube’ for Testing New DrugsMandy Esch, Project Leader, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)May 28, 20211May 28, 20211
National Institute of Standards and TechnologyPaving the Way for Electronic Organs-on-a-ChipDarwin R. Reyes, Biomedical Engineer, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)Nov 25, 2020Nov 25, 2020
Thamarasee JeewandaraEssays in Biomedical Engineering- Bioinspired Engineering on a ChipScience recapJul 27
MIMETASWhat are the key similarities and differences between organoids and organs-on-a-chip?Their distinguishing features (already very well-explained in David Belair’s answer) historically stem from the distinction:Aug 3, 2018
InDiscovery MattersbyDiscovery MattersOrgan on a chip tech may bring an end to animal testingOrgan on a chip. It is an interesting concept and something that could be first seen as “Star Trekian”. However, it is not so futuristic…Aug 15, 2022
National Institute of Standards and TechnologyCreating and Commercializing a Human ‘Body Cube’ for Testing New DrugsMandy Esch, Project Leader, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)May 28, 20211
National Institute of Standards and TechnologyPaving the Way for Electronic Organs-on-a-ChipDarwin R. Reyes, Biomedical Engineer, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)Nov 25, 2020
InPenn EngineeringbyPenn EngineeringDan Huh’s Organs-on-Chips and Organoids: Best of Both WorldsIn a video and review article in the journal Science, Huh explains how organoid and organ-on-a-chip technologies can complement each other.Jun 6, 2019
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