Another approach to solving the transplantable organ shortage crisis is ‘bioengineering’ of organs – by ‘stripping down’ potentially useful organs and then repopulating them with stem cells. Conceptually (not yet a reality) these newly regenerated kidneys could be ‘manufactured’ with precise matching to recipients and then transplanted.  Members of the RTI Team have applied their knowledge of organ preservation/perfusion systems, sensing systems, and Rametrix® organ viability profiling to advance this effort, as demonstrated in several peer-reviewed publications. (Sano et al 2012l; Peloso et al 2015; Gazia et al 2019; Orlando et al 2020)