On September 11, we had the pleasure of taking part in the WUM–WUT Forum at CEZAMAT WUT – an event marking a new stage of cooperation between the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM) and the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT).
This direction is particularly close to us. MicroOrganChip operates at the intersection of engineering, advanced technologies, and medicine, so we are excited to see both universities strengthening their collaboration and creating new opportunities for interdisciplinary research.
During the event, Agnieszka Żuchowska presented our solutions and introduced the audience to the organ-on-chip technologies we are developing , highlighting how microengineering and microfluidic tools can contribute to biomedical research and the development of advanced in vitro models.
Meanwhile, Zuzanna Iwoń and Aleksandra Szlaczeta represented MicroOrganChip at our booth with great energy and dedication, presenting our work, answering questions, and engaging in many inspiring conversations with participants.
A big thank you to everyone who visited our booth, asked questions, and shared their ideas with us!
Events like this demonstrate just how much can happen when engineering meets medicine. We are proud that MicroOrganChip can be part of this growing ecosystem and contribute to strengthening the collaboration between WUT and WUM.
