The global shortage of donor organs has intensified research into organ regeneration and artificial organ development. This session will focus on strategies for engineering functional tissues and organs for transplantation. Researchers will discuss recent advancements in organ fabrication technologies. Emerging regenerative approaches for addressing organ failure will be highlighted.
Presentations will cover engineering solutions for liver, kidney, heart, lung, and pancreatic regeneration. Topics such as vascularization, tissue integration, and organ maturation will be explored extensively. Participants will learn about innovative approaches utilizing stem cells and bioprinting technologies. Clinical and preclinical findings will also be presented.
The session will address ethical considerations, regulatory requirements, and commercialization opportunities related to artificial organs. Experts will discuss current limitations and future possibilities in organ engineering. Interdisciplinary collaborations among scientists, clinicians, and industry professionals will be encouraged. This session aims to advance next-generation regenerative therapies.