Lisa Asciak

Lisa Asciak is a Research Fellow at the School of Biomedical Engineering, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom. Her work focuses on biomedical engineering with a specialization in 3D printing, precision surgery, and vascular graft development. She actively collaborates with colleagues like Dr. William Shu and Dr. Rosa Domingo-Roca.

• Research Fellow at University of Strathclyde
• Specializes in biomedical engineering

Research Trends: Lisa's publications reveal expertise in 3D printing for medical applications, including cancer surgery simulations, vascular graft fabrication, and acoustic metamaterials. Her work bridges material science and clinical applications, emphasizing non-destructive analysis and digital twin concepts.

Scientific Awards:

• Best presentation award in 'Supporting the Replacement of Animals in Science' (2024)
• John Gaylor Collaborative Fund (2022)

Lisa contributes to collaborative projects and has been recognized for her research in precision surgical technologies and biofabrication.