Monica Nanni
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Monica Nanni is a pioneering researcher in tissue engineering and bioprinting, whose work centers on developing advanced skin substitutes for regenerative medicine. Her major contributions lie in the creation of large, vascularized, and pigmented dermo-epidermal skin substitutes (DESS) that closely mimic native human skin. Her most-cited paper, "Bioprinting and plastic compression of large pigmented and vascularized human dermo-epidermal skin substitutes by means of a new robotic platform" (2022, 41 citations), introduces a novel robotic platform that combines bioprinting with plastic compression to produce functional skin grafts. This work addresses a critical need for treating severe burns and large skin defects, offering a scalable solution for autologous tissue engineering. Notably, her research builds on a successful phase I clinical trial, demonstrating real-world translational impact. With a growing citation record, Nanni’s innovations in bioprinting and vascularization are setting new standards for skin regeneration, promising to improve outcomes for patients with extensive skin loss. Her interdisciplinary approach, merging robotics and biomaterials, positions her as a key figure in the future of personalized regenerative therapies.
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