Carlo Alberto Paggi

Carlo Alberto Paggi is a researcher at the University of Twente, specializing in Developmental BioEngineering. His work focuses on creating advanced microphysiological systems such as cartilage-on-chip and joint-on-chip platforms to study tissue regeneration and disease mechanisms.

• Key Research Areas: Cartilage biology, biomechanical stimulation, hydrogel-based microsystems, and synovial joint modeling.
• Recent Publications: Paggi has contributed to significant advancements in tissue engineering, including methods for high-density capillary network formation and dynamic mechanical stimulation of chondrocytes.
• Collaborations: He collaborates with experts in biomedical engineering and rheumatology, including Prof. Ali Mobasheri, Prof. Jeroen Leijten, and Prof. Marcel Karperien.
• Activities: Paggi has presented his work at various international conferences and symposia, emphasizing the integration of mechanical cues in tissue regeneration.

The articles listed below highlight his innovative approaches to biomedical engineering, particularly in modeling complex joint systems and vascularized tissues using organ-on-chip technologies.