Brainstorming

Current Research

Topics of interest

ZetaBio Review Series, Part V: "Nano-oncology Meets Organoids: Advancing Drug Screening and Personalized Therapeutics"

Posted: June 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-015

ZetaBio Review Series, Part IV: "Targeting the Cancer Cell: Molecular Pathways and Emerging Therapeutic Strategies"

Posted: June 2025
Status: In progress
ID: T2506-014

ZetaBio Review Series, Part III: "3D Cancer Models: From Spheroids to Patient-Derived Organoids"

Posted: June 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-013

ZetaBio Review Series, Part II: "Tumor Microenvironment: Architecture, Interactions, and Implications for Therapy"

Posted: June 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-012

ZetaBio Review Series, Part I: "Healthy and Cancer Breast Cell: Structure, Function, and Malignant Transformation"

Posted: June 2025
Status: In progress
ID: T2506-011

Hybrid and Bioengineered Liposomal Systems for Breast Cancer: From Lipid Design to Biopolymer Integration and Smart Delivery

Posted: June 2025
Status: Submitted – Under review
ID: T2506-016

High-Throughput Screening of Patient-Derived Organoids for Drug Repurposing in Breast Cancer

Posted: June 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-010

3D Organoid Models for Personalized Drug Screening

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-009

AI-Driven Organoid Models for Personalized Breast Cancer Therapy

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-008

Vascularized Tumor-on-a-Chip for Metastasis and Drug Screening

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-007

3D Bioprinted Vascularized Breast Cancer Models for Drug Testing

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-006

Current state-of-the-art on Multi-Organ-on-a-Chip Platforms

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-005

Hybrid Microfluidic-Liposome Drugs for Enhanced Tumoroid Penetration

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2506-004

Autophagy Inhibition to Prevent Breast Cancer Brain Metastases

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2505-003

Cerebral Organoid Models for Studying Breast Cancer Brain Metastasis

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2505-002

Cerebral Organoid Models for Studying Breast Cancer Brain Metastasis

Posted: May 2025
Status: Open
ID: T2505-001

Nanocarrier Design & Engineering

Development and optimization of liposomal and polymeric nanocarriers, with a focus on physicochemical stability, functionalization, and drug-loading strategies.

Abdvanced Cell Models for Screening

Implementation of 2D monolayers, 3D spheroids, and tumoroids to evaluate drug efficacy and toxicity in a context that closely mimics in vivo environments.

Acdvanced Cell Models for Screening

Implementation of 2D monolayers, 3D spheroids, and tumoroids to evaluate drug efficacy and toxicity in a context that closely mimics in vivo environments.

Surface Coatings & Smart Delivery

Exploration of stealth coatings (e.g., PEGylation) and stimuli-responsive systems for targeted drug release and improved bioavailability.

In Vitro Drug Evaluation Pipelines

Design of in vitro workflows for high-content screening, imaging, and quantitative analysis of nanodrug performance.

How to get involved

in co-authoring high-impact articles.

01.

Join the group

Interested in contributing? Start by reaching out.
Send us a short message describing your background, current affiliation, and your areas of expertise or interest. Whether you’re a researcher, clinician, student, or industry professional, we’re happy to connect and explore how you can fit into our growing team.

02.

Brainstorm & Align

We’ll get back to you with next steps and help you get started.
Once we understand your profile, we’ll introduce you to our collaborative workspace and align you with an ongoing or upcoming topic. Current topics are predefined by the coordination team to streamline collaboration. You’ll choose one based on your interest, usually for a review article or a position paper.

03.

Contribute & Co-Create

We’ll form small, focused writing teams for each topic.
Each team will be assembled based on complementary expertise. We’ll provide initial guidance, coordinate regular check-ins, and participate in outlining and writing the article.