In all, the Harvard team developed six custom 3D ... heart tissue, with soft strain sensors embedded inside. These are printable in one continuous and automated process and separate wells in the ...

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Harvard University researchers have 3D-printed human heart tissue on a chip with integrated sensors, marking a major breakthrough for personalized medicine. Tissue-on-a-chip technology may someday ...

(c) Cluster of myocardial cells were seen on the chip. (d) Hematoxylin–eosin staining images of paraffin-embedded ... the way for the development of heart-on-a-chip models.

Microscale model developed by USC researchers Megan Mccain and Megan Rexius that can replicate key aspects of myocardial infarction and might one day serve as a testbed for new personalized heart ...

Compact housing Launch-ready tissue chamber containing six EHTs (top image) and four chambers loaded into a plate habitat (lower image). (Courtesy: Jonathan Tsui) The heart-on-a-chip platform is ...

"In this study, we have developed a 3D heart-on-a-chip model using iPSCs, fibroblasts, and endothelial cells, designed to mimic the anatomical structure of cardiac tissue," says Dr. Takahashi.