Organ-on-a-chip Organoid Spheroid Bioprinting

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Suruchi Poddar
Postdoctoral Associate, Wake Forest University
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I am pleased to share that I have joined the World Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip Research Community (WORC) as a volunteer. In this role, together with two fellow volunteers Sara Sofia Deville and Ece Ergir, I will be curating and sharing updates on the latest publications and developments in organoid research and New Approach Methodologies (NAMs).

If you are interested in increasing the visibility of your research, please feel free to reach out—I would be glad to help. I also encourage you to explore and join the community (WORC.Community: The only Social Media Network just for organoid 🧫organ-on-chip 🧬 & NAM researchers) to stay connected with cutting-edge advancements in this exciting field.

Thank you, Miles Rackliff, for appreciating my interest in the domain and for giving me this opportunity.

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Suruchi Poddar (She/Her)
Postdoctoral Associate, Wake Forest University

As much as I love doing research, I feel great aversion doing it at the cost of countless animals being sacrificed. Being a passionate advocate of ethical and sustainable research practices, I am fascinated by the idea of using alternative in vitro platforms to reduce and ultimately replace animal testing methodologies. While I acknowledge the historical significance of animal testing and the complex physiological interactions that they provide, I firmly believe that the rapid advancements in the field of biomedical research and development of in vitro testing platforms such as microphysiological systems, organoids, 3D bioprinting offer a more humane and robust approach for toxicological assessments.

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