Collaboration Over Competition: Advancing the Use of Microphysiological Systems
By Dr. Anicca Harriot | February 20th, 2025
“Federal agencies have the power to define a clear path that drives MPS forward in to further reducing the use of animal testing.”
Accelerating Medical Countermeasure Development through Microphysiological Systems
By Loza Taye | December 5th, 2024
“The DoD should continue to invest in developing and deploying MPS as a solution to the growing challenges of biological and chemical threats. MPS offer an ethical, efficient, timely, and scientifically valid approach to understanding human responses to harmful agents.”
MPS World Summit 2024 Recap
By Breanne Kincaid & Yiguang Zhu | July 11th, 2024
“In attending the MPS World Summit and other conferences and webinars, it is increasingly clear that MPS developers and end-users would all benefit from clearly enumerated regulatory requirements describing what benchmarks must be met in order for MPS data to be accepted for particular use contexts.”
Your Body, Your Treatment: The Clinical Potential of Microphysiological Systems in Personalized Medicine
By Loza Taye | March 7th, 2024
“Despite challenges, MPS are a promising platform in personalized medicine. MPS enhance research capabilities within disease modeling, drug testing, and regenerative medicine. As the technology advances, it offers unprecedented insights into disease progression and customized treatment strategies.”
ARPA-H: A Catalyst for Advancing Microphysiological Systems
By Yiguang Zhu | September 28, 2023
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), a new federal agency within the NIH, has emerged as a significant force in biomedical and health research…