Microphysiological systems to Assess Pretreatment Immunogenicity and Efficacy (MAGPIE)
This opportunity supports development of immune microphysiological systems (iMPS)—including immune organoids, organ-tissue equivalents, microfluidic chips, or single/multi-organ models—to evaluate pretreatment immunogenicity and efficacy of vaccines against high-consequence pathogens. The goal is to create human-relevant platforms that improve preclinical vaccine testing and accelerate develop…
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