Agnieszka Zuchowska is developing a novel in vitro tool that will largely reproduce the features of the in vivo environment, and thus increase the reliability of the results obtained in preclinical studies.
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Accelerating Cancer Research with Multi-Organ-on-Chip: Breaking the Wall of Preclinical Studies
Agnieszka Zuchowska
Dr. Agnieszka Zuchowska is an assistant professor at the Chair of Medical Biotechnology at the Warsaw University of Technology. She completed a year and a half postdoctoral fellowship in the AMBER group (University of Twente, the Netherlands). She has documented experience in the field of biological research carried out with the use of microfluidic Cell-on-a-Chip systems, confirmed by 25 publications, 17 of which are from the JCR list, with a total IF = 95.073. Her interests and knowledge include the use of miniature flow devices in modeling organs, their connections, and their use in drug screening (organ-on-chip, multi-organ-on-chip). She is an expert in the field of obtaining, using, and biological analysis of spatial cultures of spheroids under standard and flow conditions.