Tanusri Vats
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Tanusri Vats is a leading researcher in inhalation toxicology, with a focus on understanding how environmental pollutants, cigarette smoke, and e-cigarette aerosols impact lung health. Her work centers on advancing *in vitro* air-liquid interface (ALI) culture models and lung-on-chip technologies to more accurately replicate human respiratory exposure. In her highly cited 2021 perspective, Vats critically examined the challenges and opportunities in transitioning from traditional animal models to these sophisticated, human-relevant systems, highlighting their potential to revolutionize toxicity testing for smoking-related products. This work, which has garnered 62 citations, underscores her role in bridging the gap between mechanistic toxicology and regulatory science. Vats’ contributions are pivotal for developing safer alternatives and informing public health policies, making her a key voice in the evolving field of inhalation toxicology. Her research continues to shape how scientists assess the adverse effects of inhaled particulates, offering a path toward more ethical and predictive testing frameworks.
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