Nina Tandon
EpiBone CEO | Pioneering Artificial Tissue Engineering
Her research explores how electrical signals can be used to guide the growth of these engineered tissues.
Nina Tandon is the CEO and co-founder of EpiBone, a company developing ways to grow artificial tissues for transplants and other medical therapies. Her research explores how electrical signals can be used to guide the growth of these engineered tissues.
Tandon's groundbreaking work blends biomedical engineering, material science, and regenerative medicine to address critical challenges in healthcare. Her TEDx talks have inspired audiences with the promise of this emerging technology to improve patient outcomes and save lives.
Could tissue engineering mean personalized medicine?
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