Organoids on Chips Model
Organoids-on-chips models are microengineered platforms that integrate living, self-organizing organoids within fluidic chip systems to replicate human tissue architecture and function. They enable dynamic, physiologically relevant studies of disease, drug response, and toxicity, bridging the gap between static cell cultures and in vivo biology for precision biomedical research.

The Impact of Organoid-on-Chip Technologies on Pharmaceutical Research and Development in APAC
The pharmaceutical industry in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, previously marked by lengthy timelines and high attrition, is being reshaped by the adoption of Organoid-on-Chip (OoC) services. These micro-physiological systems (MPS) combine 3D biology with microfluidic engineering, enabling researchers to grow functional, miniaturized human organs on transparent platforms.

Rose Fida, Executive Director and Regional Lead of R&D for Japan & China at CSL, is an innovative leader with extensive experience in drug development, R&D governance, and strategic project management. With a steadfast commitment to advancing treatments for unmet medical needs, Rose drives impactful research programs across the Asia-Pacific region, driving innnovation to improve patient outcomes.
