Milica Radisic

University Health Network, University of Toronto

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Milica Radisic is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of tissue engineering and biofabrication, whose work is revolutionizing the creation of artificial organs and organs-on-a-chip. Her major contributions center on developing innovative biomaterials and advanced manufacturing techniques to build complex, functional tissue constructs. She is best known for her groundbreaking work on hydrogel fibers, where she devised a facile method to fabricate meter-long, multifunctional fibers with precise control over biophysical and biochemical features—a paper that has garnered 61 citations and opened new avenues for inducing desired cellular behavior in engineered tissues. Radisic has also made significant strides in additive manufacturing, demonstrating high-resolution 3D printing of a biodegradable elastomer (POMaC) using a low-cost LCD printer, with her 2023 study accumulating 29 citations. This work addresses a critical need for biocompatible, soft materials in organ-on-a-chip platforms, making advanced tissue engineering more accessible. Her achievements highlight a commitment to merging material science with biomedical engineering, offering scalable solutions for regenerative medicine. With a citation impact reflecting her influence, Radisic continues to drive innovation, inspiring students and researchers to explore the frontiers of biofabrication and personalized medicine.