Organs-on-Chips

Organs-on-Chips are small, transparent devices that mimic the structure and function of human organs like the lung, heart, or liver. They are made with tiny channels lined with living cells, allowing scientists to study how organs work in a controlled environment. These chips help researchers test new medicines, understand diseases, and reduce the need for animal testing. By recreating essential features of real organs, organs-on-chips provide valuable insights into human health, enabling more accurate, faster, and ethical biomedical research.