Marine Meyer
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Marine Meyer is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of tissue engineering and microfluidics, whose work is reshaping how we model human organ development and disease. Her primary research areas include vascularized organoid culture, hepatic tissue engineering, and microphysiological systems. Meyer’s most significant contribution came in 2022 with her landmark study on *in vitro grafting of hepatic spheroids and organoids on a microfluidic vascular bed*, which has already garnered 108 citations. This work directly addressed a critical bottleneck in liver research—the absence of functional vasculature in lab-grown tissues—by introducing a robust platform for integrating liver organoids with a perfusable microvascular network. The achievement enables more physiologically relevant models for studying liver regeneration, drug toxicity, and metabolic diseases. Meyer’s innovative approach bridges the gap between organoid biology and vascularized tissue engineering, offering a scalable solution for routine tissue grafting. Her work is widely recognized for its translational potential, and she continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in creating complex, vascularized human tissues *in vitro*.
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