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Dr. Katie Doyle is a biomedical engineer whose research focuses on advancing organ preservation and transplantation technologies, particularly through the development of ex vivo normothermic machine perfusion (NMP) systems. Her most cited work, "An adaptable research platform for ex vivo normothermic machine perfusion of the liver" (2023, 5 citations), introduces a low-cost, modular perfusion machine built on a ROS2 robotic operating system pipeline. This platform is designed to be highly versatile, enabling researchers to integrate custom sensors for diverse experimental applications—a significant contribution that democratizes access to NMP technology for labs with limited budgets. By prioritizing adaptability and affordability, Doyle’s work addresses a critical barrier in transplant research, allowing for more widespread investigation into organ viability and repair. Her innovative approach bridges engineering and clinical medicine, offering a scalable tool that could accelerate breakthroughs in liver transplantation. With a growing citation footprint, Doyle is emerging as a key figure in the field of organ perfusion, and her platform stands as a testament to her commitment to open-source, reproducible research infrastructure.
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