Barbora Lavickova

This paper introduces SHOCOs, a modular system using patient-derived colorectal tumor organoids and fibroblasts to model tumor microenvironments, showing improved immune response and stromal effects on therapy.

This paper introduces CORE, a method to align organoid specimens on a shared plane to eliminate sampling bias and enable reproducible histology.

This paper introduces a high-throughput histopathology workflow for complex in vitro models using 3D-printed histomolds, enabling efficient processing and analysis of multiple samples.

The paper introduces a microfluidic platform for high-throughput generation of uniform intestinal organoids in hydrogel droplets, achieving high homogeneity and reproducibility.

This paper improves protein synthesis in cell-free systems using microfluidic chemostats with dialysis membranes, increasing synthesis duration and yield.

This paper demonstrates molecular self-regeneration in a synthetic cell model using a minimal transcription-translation system and identifies key factors for robust system function.

The paper introduces a low-cost method to produce the PURE cell-free system with improved protein synthesis yield.