Rate My Professor Gabriella Lindberg

Within three years post-PhD, Dr. Lindberg has secured $615,000 in contestable funding as principal investigator, including the Emerging Researcher First Grant ($250,000), holds a provisional patent, and is named on projects worth over $2.7 million. Awards include the 2021-2023 University of Otago Health Sciences Division Career Development Postdoctoral Fellowship; 2020 Best Emerging/Mid-Career Scientist Presentation (Bioengineering Showcase); 2019 First Place Young Investigator Award (International Society of Biofabrication); 2019 CMDT Award; 2017 Best Student Presentation (ASBTE); and others. Select publications are 'Spatial patterning of modular gelatin-peroxide microspheres in melt-electrowritten scaffolds provides controlled oxygen generation and mitigates hypoxia and cytotoxicity' (Advanced Healthcare Materials, 2025); 'Donor ethnicity, sex, and age impact chondrogenic re-differentiation capacity: A multi-demographic study of human articular chondrocytes in vitro' (Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand, 2025); and abstracts in Tissue Engineering Part A (2024) on spheroid biofabrication and cartilage repair. She supervises PhD and Master's students, serves as affiliate investigator for the Centre of Research Excellence in Medical Technologies and Maurice Wilkins Centre, Early Career Representative for the Australasian Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, and Special Topic Editor for Bioengineering (MDPI).