Engineering Challenges for Instrumenting and Controlling Integrated Organ-on-Chip Systems
John P. Wikswo(Vanderbilt University), Stacy D. Sherrod(Vanderbilt University), Frank E. Block(Vanderbilt University), Ronald S. Reiserer(Vanderbilt University), Christina C. Marasco(Vanderbilt University), John A. McLean(Vanderbilt University), Kevin T. Seale(Vanderbilt University), Philip C. Samson(Vanderbilt University), David E. Cliffel(Vanderbilt University), Cody R. Goodwin(Vanderbilt University), David K. Schaffer(Vanderbilt University), Dmitry A. Markov(Vanderbilt University), David L. McLean(Northwestern University), Jennifer R. McKenzie(Vanderbilt University)
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