Kerstin Schneeberger

This study uses expansion microscopy to analyze three-dimensional ultrastructure of intestinal tissues and organoids, revealing disease-specific phenotypes in a microvillus inclusion disease model.

This study develops bioengineered liver tissues using multiple cell types and synthetic hydrogels, showing improved structure, function, and maturation.

This study optimizes the isolation, expansion, and differentiation of canine intestinal organoids, showing improved stem cell proliferation and functional marker expression.

This study develops a method to generate and expand hepatobiliary organoids from adult human hepatocytes, which retain liver function and can model liver diseases.