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OHSU Awarded $9.2 Million to Develop Next-Generation ‘Organs-on-Chips’
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OHSU Awarded $9.2 Million to Develop Next-Generation ‘Organs-on-Chips’
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) has secured over $9 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to spearhead pioneering research developing microphysiologic systems, widely recognized as organs-on-a-chip, which replicate the intricacies of cancer growth, metastasis, and therapeutic responses specifically within bone and related tissues. These cutting-edge engineered human tissue platforms are […]
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