Romi Singh Maharjan
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Romi Singh Maharjan is a pioneering researcher in inhalation toxicology, with a focused expertise in developing advanced in vitro models to study the effects of airborne pollutants, cigarette smoke, and e-cigarette aerosols on lung health. Her major contributions center on advancing air-liquid interface (ALI) culture systems and lung-on-chip technologies, which more accurately replicate human respiratory physiology than traditional animal models. Her most cited work, "Advances in Smoking Related In Vitro Inhalation Toxicology" (2021, 62 citations), critically evaluates the challenges and opportunities in using these innovative platforms to assess the toxicity of particulate matter from environmental and smoking sources. This perspective piece has become a key reference for researchers seeking to bridge the gap between laboratory models and real-world inhalation exposures. Maharjan’s research is instrumental in reducing reliance on animal testing while improving the predictive power of toxicological studies, making her a notable voice in the field of respiratory toxicology and alternative testing methodologies.
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