Organoids are extraordinary — miniature organs, or engineered tissues, built from cells that know exactly what to do. They fold, layer, and organise themselves into complex, living systems that mirror real tissues with astonishing precision. 

We all know the scene: you thaw your cells, plate them out… and half don’t make it past the first 24 hours. It can feel like watching weeks of work unravel in a single day. In the lab, that’s what we call a cell emergency.