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Elizaveta V. Koudan is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering, with a focus on translating laboratory innovations into clinical realities. Her work centers on the robotic, layer-by-layer biofabrication of functional three-dimensional tissue constructs using living cells and biomaterials. A key contribution is her exploration of "organ building blocks"—spheroids, organoids, and assembloids—as printable units for complex tissue creation, as detailed in her 2023 highly cited paper (20 citations). She has also advanced in situ bioprinting, developing a commercial articulated collaborative 3D bioprinter capable of printing directly onto the human body for skin wound healing, eliminating the need for post-printing bioreactors (2023, 20 citations). Earlier, she co-designed a novel multifunctional 3D bioprinter (2016, 18 citations), establishing foundational hardware for the field. With cumulative citations exceeding 58 across her most recognized works, Koudan’s research bridges engineering and medicine, driving toward the ultimate goal of on-demand, patient-specific organ fabrication. Her achievements underscore a commitment to making bioprinting a routine clinical tool.