The QMUL Institute of Bioengineering and Life Sciences Initiative Easter Public Lecture, supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering, presents Bioengineering the Human Body: Organs on Chips? with Harvard Professor Donald Ingber. Bioengineering is set to change the future of medicine by applying leading edge engineering to solving health problems. Professor Ingber will talk about his work creating artificial human and animal organs on chips at the Wyss Institute at Harvard. This will revolutionise the practise of medicine by developing our ability to model and understand disease and by helping to test new medicines. The event was introduced and hosted by Robin Ince from the BBC radio show The Infinite Monkey Cage.