Bioengineering and bioprinting advances in PH research

8 January 2026

8 January 2026, 16:00 GMT - 17:30 GMT

This webinar is part of the 'Cutting Edge Innovation in Clinical & Experimental PH’ sessions, which takes place bi-monthly on the second Thursday at 16:00 GMT/BST. Each session features keynote talks and discussion from senior experts in the field as well as young and mid-level investigators. 

Presentations

  • Engineered muscle pump systems using iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes
    Brenda Ogle, University of Minnesota, USA
  • 3D bioprinting vasculature
    Dan Shiwarski, University of Pittsburgh, USA
  • PAH organ on a chip
    Beata Wojciak-Stothard, Imperial College London, UK
  • Microfluidic platforms to study pulmonary vascular stiffness
    Taslim A. Al-Hilal, The University of Utah


Moderated by Paul Yu, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School and Sasha Prisco, University of Minnesota.

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The PVRI Digital Webinar Series is open to everyone to attend and we encourage active audience participation. 

Speakers & moderators

Brenda Ogle, University of Minnesota, USA
Dan Shiwarski, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Beata Wojciak-Stothard, Imperial College London, UK
Taslim A. Al-Hilal, The University of Utah
Paul Yu, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School (Boston, USA)
Sasha Prisco, University of Minnesota (Minnesota, USA)
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Featuring monthly keynote talks from pulmonary hypertension senior experts as well as young investigators, this free webinar series is open to everyone to attend. It alternates between Cutting Edge Innovation in Clinical & Experimental PH and Living Legends in PH: History & Personal Perspectives sessions.

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The PVRI Digital Webinar Series enables our worldwide community the opportunity to connect and learn cutting-edge new research. The live webinars are open to everyone to attend and offer ample time for questions to encourage active audience participation. Recordings are uploaded to our website for our members to watch.