Prof. Tal Dvir
Research work
In our lab, we focus on research and development of new technologies, based on cutting-edge materials and stem cells for engineering and regenerating tissues and organs.
We investigate approaches to control stem cells differentiation and assembly of functioning tissues, including the heart, brain, spinal cord, eyes, intestine and more. Among the technologies developed in our lab are 3D printing of tissues and organs, engineered tissues with built-in electronics, and development of personalized engineered tissue implants.
Areas of interest & scientific knowledge
Clinical Neuroscience
Neurodevelopment and Neurogenetic Research
Specialization
Therapeutic interventionsMethodology
Selected Publications
- A Shapira, N Noor, H Oved, T Dvir. 'Transparent support media for high resolution 3D printing of volumetric cell-containing ECM structures'. Biomedical Materials. 2020
- N Adadi*, M Yadid*, I Gal, M Asulin, R Feiner, R Edri, T Dvir. 'Electrospun Fibrous PVDF‐TrFe Scaffolds for Cardiac Tissue Engineering, Differentiation, and Maturation'. Advanced Materials Technologies, 2020
- I Gal, R Edri, N Noor, M Rotenberg, M Namestnikov, I Cabilly, A Shapira, T Dvir. 'Injectable Cardiac Cell Microdroplets for Tissue Regeneration'. Small, 2020
- N Noor, A Shapira, R Edri, I Gal, L Wertheim, T Dvir. '3D printing of personalized thick and perfusable cardiac patches and hearts'. Advanced Science, 2019
- R Edri*, I Gal*, N Noor*, T Harel, S Fleischer, N Adadi, O Green, D Shabat, L Heller, A Shapira, I Gat‐Viks, D Peer, T Dvir. 'Personalized hydrogels for engineering diverse fully autologous tissue implants'. Advanced materials, 2019
