I am a PhD candidate developing advanced biofabricated tissue models that integrate biomaterials, microfluidics, and tissue engineering strategies. My research focuses on engineering physiologically relevant in vitro platforms, with a particular emphasis on vascularized skin models supported by controlled perfusion and dynamic microenvironments for biomedical and translational applications.
I have a background in Biotechnology Engineering and Applied Health Sciences, with experience in 3D cell culture, multicellular tumor spheroids, biomaterials, and cancer modelling. My research interests lie in biofabrication, organ-on-chip systems, tissue engineering, and next-generation in vitro models aimed at bridging the gap between conventional cell culture and human physiology.
Outside the lab, I enjoy exploring new places, dancing, staying active at the gym, and discovering diverse cuisines.
Project tasks The project will focus on the development of new materials for fused polymer printing as well as hydrogel materials for volumetric bioprinting. A novel volumetric bioprinting method will be designed with particular emphasis on cell viability in the presence of MEW (Melt Electrospinning Writing) meshes. Perfusion systems will be created, and microchips will […]