Embryoids and organoids hold great promise for human biology and medicine. Herein, we
discuss conceptual and technological frameworks useful for develo** high-fidelity …

Morphogenesis, the process by which tissues develop into functional shapes, requires
coordinated mechanical forces. Most current literature ascribes contractile forces derived …

The role of mechanical forces driving kidney epithelial fluid transport and morphogenesis in
kidney diseases is unclear. Here, using a microfluidic platform to recapitulate fluid transport …

Organoids are engineered 3D miniature tissues that are defined by their organ-like
structures, which drive a fundamental understanding of human development. However …

Mammalian pre-implantation embryos accumulate substantial lipids, which are stored in
lipid droplets (LDs). Despite the fundamental roles of lipids in many cellular functions, the …

Anomalous negative phototransistors have emerged as a distinct research area,
characterized by a decrease in channel current under light illumination. Recently, their …

Morphogenetic events during development shape the body plan and establish structural
foundations for tissue forms and functions. Acquiring spatiotemporal information of …

Nanomaterials that can be easily processed into thin films are highly desirable for their wide
range of applicability in electrical and optical devices. Currently, Te‐based 2D materials are …

Using embryological data from 14 mammalian orders, the hypothesis is presented that in
placental mammals, epiblast cavitation and polar trophoblast loss are alternative …

Hydraulic fracturing plays a major role in cavity formation during embryonic development,
when pressurized fluid opens microlumens at cell-cell contacts, which evolve to form a …