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BioFabUSA
Bioengineering, Biomanufacturing
ARMI | BioFabUSA New Member Spotlight: Vericel

Vericel has been driving innovation since the company formed (as Biosurface Technology in the late 1980s) based on technology developed by Dr. Howard Green at MIT and Harvard Medical School. Vericel develops, manufactures, and markets autologous cell-based therapies for patients with serious diseases and conditions in sport medicine and severe burn...

Sudhin Biopharma
BioFabUSA
Biomanufacturing, Biopharmaceutical
BioFabUSA New Member Spotlight: Sudhin Biopharma

“Sudhin Biopharma Company became familiar with ARMI during several networking meetings at NIIMBL and heard your CTO, Thomas Bollenbach, speak about ARMI at the conference on the “Business of Regenerative Medicine” at U Penn Medicine last summer, 2018,” said Dhinakar Kompala, Founder & CEO, adding “We discussed the benefits of joining ARMI with Tom...

GSGWM STEM
BioFabUSA
STEM
NEW MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains

A national initiative to reduce the gender gap in STEM fields by bringing 2.5 million girls into the STEM pipeline over the next eight years was announced by the Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) in 2017. “Girl Scouts has the largest pipeline of future female leaders available, and no place is this more important than in STEM fields,” said GSUSA CEO...

External News

New Hampshire Union Leader
Biomanufacturing, Biopharmaceutical
New $6M UNH Lab Space Provides Space for Students, Start-ups

Inside one of the new labs at the University of New Hampshire’s Manchester campus on a recent afternoon, assistant professor of biotechnology Kristen Johnson and two students evaluated genes as part of pancreatic cancer research.

The process is known as quantitative polymerase chain reaction, or qPCR.

“We are looking at various aspects of...

Rockwell Automation
Additive Manufacturing, Biomanufacturing
Automating Tissue Manufacturing Will Save Lives

Building an organ is way more sophisticated than the most complex product today.

But that doesn’t change this fact: You don’t depend on craftsmanship or artisanship in the process. You bring that same discipline, standards and metrics to this kind of manufacturing as you do to making soup or cookies or cars.

Soon we will be in a world where we can...

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ARMI RACER STEM
BioFabUSA
Biomanufacturing, Education, STEM, Workforce
The RACER Blueprint - Expanding the Available Workforce

The RACER Blueprint is comprised of Five key factors, in addition to manufacturing, that are essential to a good idea making it from an academic achievement to part of a clinician’s armamenterium. They are as important as the scientific and engineering foundations of a TEMP (or other advanced therapy) with respect to full commercialization.

· Real...