Pioneering on the future of skin organoids | Transition animal-free innovations Amsterdam

Scientists at Amsterdam UMC are working on new forms of research that can reduce animal testing. They are doing this through the Transition animal-free innovations Amsterdam (Transitie Proefdiervrije Innovaties, TPI Amsterdam) initiative. Sue Gibbs, Professor of Skin and Mucosa Regenerative Medicine at Amsterdam UMC, is pioneering in the lab with skin organoids: lifelike skin tissue, which can be used to study skin conditions, or the safety of certain dental procedures.