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From Lab Bench to Beating Hearts: Dr. Milica Radisic on the Future of Organ-on-a-Chip Technology

Dr. Milica Radisic, a global leader in organ-on-a-chip technology, is pioneering the future of engineered tissues that beat like hearts and respond to drugs like real organs. As co-founder of TARA Biosystems and Quthero, her work bridges cutting-edge research with real-world medical innovation. At CSChE 2025, she shared how automation and AI are accelerating vascularized tissue assembly, inspiring new possibilities for personalized medicine and regenerative therapies. Her plenary highlighted the transformative role of chemical and biomedical engineering in advancing human health.

Exploring Sustainable Nanomaterials with Dr. Michael Tam

Dr. Michael Tam, Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Waterloo, has built a global career advancing the field of sustainable nanomaterials. His research focuses on transforming renewable resources like cellulose into smart, functional materials for use in water treatment, agriculture, and consumer products. Through his work, Dr. Tam is helping shape a greener, more sustainable future for nanotechnology and materials science.

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