Federica Boselli

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Federica Boselli is a leading researcher in the field of tissue engineering and biorobotics, with a focus on developing advanced in vitro platforms for skeletal muscle culture. Her work centers on creating biomimetic environments that replicate native tissue conditions, particularly through the design of soft, perfusable devices that support three-dimensional (3D) muscle constructs in air. This innovation addresses critical challenges in recreating functional muscle tissue for both regenerative medicine and bio-hybrid robotics. Boselli’s most-cited paper (2023, 6 citations) demonstrates her ability to integrate tailored scaffolds at multiple length scales, enabling precise control over cellular organization and nutrient delivery. Her contributions are pivotal for advancing muscle-powered biorobotics and tissue engineering applications, where maintaining viability and contractility in 3D constructs is essential. By bridging engineering and biology, Boselli’s work offers scalable solutions for studying muscle physiology and developing implantable therapies. Her research continues to influence the design of next-generation culture systems, positioning her as a key innovator in the intersection of soft robotics and regenerative medicine.