Interdisciplinary StudiesBrain Organoid and Systems Neuroscience Journal
Organoid intelligence and biocomputing advances: Current steps and future directions
A. S. Wadan
Organoid intelligence (OI) promises breakthroughs in personalized medicine, biocomputing, and environmental sustainability by leveraging organoids’ human-like physiology to enable advanced disease models, drug testing platforms, and sustainable bioengineered solutions. This review examines enabling technologies—microfluidics, AI, electrophysiology—outlines the need for standardization and ethical-legal safeguards, and highlights the Baltimore Declaration as a framework for responsible development. Research was conducted by Al-Hassan Soliman Wadan.
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