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This talk will discuss how micro-acoustic devices can be used to create controlled cellular patterns for tissue engineering. Using flexible, multi-transducer setups, these systems guide the organisation of Schwann cells and dorsal root ganglion cells, which are key players in nerve regeneration. The approach shows promise for improving neurite growth and creating cell environments that support nerve repair.
Anne Bernassau is a researcher at Heriot-Watt University who specialises in micro-acoustic technologies for biomedical applications. Her work focuses on designing ultrasonic devices to manipulate and pattern cells, with applications in tissue engineering and nerve regeneration.