Organ-on-a-chip

<p>1. Need for alternative testing methods and opportunities for organ-on-a-chip systems<br>2. Cell sources and methods for producing organotypic in vitro human tissue models<br>3. Organs-on-a-chip engineering</p> <p>Part I Organ-on-a-chip platforms to model disease pathogenesis<br>4. Lung-on-a-chip platforms for modeling disease pathogenesis<br>5. Requirements for designing organ-on-a-chip platforms to model the pathogenesis of liver disease<br>6. Brain-on-a-chip systems for modeling disease pathogenesis<br>7. Kidney-on-a-chip<br>8. Heart-on-a-chip<br>9. Caenorhabditis elegans-on-a-chip: microfluidic platforms for high-resolution imaging and phenotyping<br>10. Gut-on-a-chip microphysiological systems for the recapitulation of the gut microenvironment<br>11. Computational pharmacokinetic modeling of organ-on-chip devices and microphysiological systems</p> <p>Part II Multi-organs-on-a-chip platforms to mimic humans physiology<br>12. Design and engineering of multiorgan systems<br>13. 8.b. Human body-on-a-chip systems<br>14. Automation and opportunities for industry scale-up of microphysiological systems<br>15. How to build your multiorgan-on-a-chip system: a case study</p>