Neha Negi

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Neha Negi is a rising researcher in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, with a focused expertise in 3D bioprinting for complex organ regeneration. Her most-cited work, "3D Bioprinting for esophageal tissue regeneration: A review" (2022), has garnered 12 citations, establishing her as a key voice in addressing the critical challenge of esophageal repair. In this seminal review, Negi systematically evaluates the potential of additive manufacturing to create patient-specific, biocompatible scaffolds that mimic the native esophageal architecture, tackling issues of stenosis and mechanical integrity. Her contributions bridge the gap between advanced biomaterials and clinical translation, offering a roadmap for future in vivo studies. Beyond this flagship paper, Negi’s research explores the integration of stem cells and growth factors into bioinks, pushing the boundaries of functional tissue fabrication. As an early-career scientist, her work is already shaping the dialogue on how 3D bioprinting can revolutionize gastrointestinal surgery. For students and researchers, Negi exemplifies how a targeted, rigorous review can catalyze innovation in a niche yet vital area of regenerative medicine.