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Audinių inžinierė ir TED stipendijos gavėja (TED Fellow) Nina Tandon augina dirbtines širdis ir kaulus. Kad tai padarytų, jai reikia naujų būdų prižiūrėti dirbtiniu būdu išaugintas ląsteles -- technologijų, kurias ji išplėtojo paprastu, tačiau veiksmingu metodu kopijuodama jų natūralias aplinkas.
Nina Tandon studies ways to use electrical signals to grow artificial tissues for transplants and other therapies. Full bio »
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