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Mohsen Akbari is a prominent biomedical engineer whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of biomaterials, tissue engineering, and advanced biofabrication. His work has made significant contributions to the development of next-generation hydrogel systems, particularly self-healing hydrogels, which he has championed as transformative replacements for brittle conventional materials in both preclinical and clinical applications. His 2019 review on self-healing hydrogels has amassed an impressive 593 citations, establishing him as a leading voice in addressing the longstanding challenge of balancing hydrogel toughness with rapid repair capability. Akbari has also pioneered innovative fabrication techniques, notably developing a facile method for producing meter-long multifunctional hydrogel fibers with tunable biophysical and biochemical properties, enabling precise control over cellular behavior in tissue engineering contexts. His research portfolio continues to expand into cutting-edge areas including in situ 3D bioprinting and flexible electronic skin technologies, reflecting a broad vision for the future of smart biomedical devices and wearable sensors. Collectively, his contributions are shaping how researchers design biomaterials, manufacture biological constructs, and interface engineering with the human body.