Register today for WFIRM's three-day in-person course taught by prominent experts, provides a comprehensive foundation in this exciting field through lectures, special presentations, interactive panels, and networking. Organized as an educational and scientific meeting, the purpose is to promote the participation and education of all stakeholders, providing global attendees a firm foundation coupled with the "roadmap forward" for this exciting field. The 2025 RME course will be held live at the Wake Forest Biotech Place in Innovation Quarter, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. RME 2025 will be ...
In Talk 1: Dr. Gary Green discussed their grant program aimed at increasing knowledge and application of regenerative medicine among K-12, community college, and HBCU faculty. The program included faculty development activities and the development of an educational ecosystem for regenerative ...
The first talk will address educating technicians for the emerging field of regenerative medicine. The second talk will be on the new skills database at Biotech-Careers.org and a game for teaching about careers, business concepts, and GLPs, and GMPs.
Advances in tissue engineering, bioprinting, and body-on-a-chip technologies: An update for regenerative medicine workforce development. This webinar provides an update on these technologies and how they will shape the work of skilled technical graduates in the future.
Regenerative medicine is emerging in biomedical research, clinical translation, and scaled biomanufacturing. To best prepare their students to join this workforce, community college and baccalaureate bioscience programs should review their curriculums to ensure this important field is being incorporated. In this webinar you will find the following: Regenerative Medicine Approvals Need a Workforce – Jim DeKloe, Solano Community College Incorporating Gene Therapy Skills and Knowledge into Existing Courses and Programs – Margaret Bryans, Montgomery County Community College Immunofluorescence in
This webinar is hosted by the RegenMed Development Organization (ReMDO) and Stem Cells Portal and supported by the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Program and Bank of America. With the emergence of regenerative medicine in biomedical research, clinical translation, and scaled biomanufacturing, the foundational science and technology associated with the field is a requisite component of bioscience curricula for community college and baccalaureate bioscience programs. In this webinar, an expert panel discusses curriculum building and how to include regenerative ...
Regenerative medicine is a growing field that poses important advances across biomedical fields. The availability of a skilled, technical workforce for regenerative medicine research, clinical translation, and scaled manufacturing is crucial to this rapidly expanding field. This free webinar showcases various perspectives from young professionals entering the field to veteran workers continuing their professional development to leaders of industry tasked with recruitment and retention. Three panels will focus on those experiences and will explore future expectations for the regenerative ...
The Regenerative Medicine Development Organization and STEM CELLS Translational Medicine are sponsoring a free webinar, Developing the Regenerative Medicine Workforce, Wednesday, November 10, from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm EST. Join the discussion as key leaders in the field discuss the skill needs and gaps in regenerative medicine and their implications for practice and policy. Topics we'll discuss: Common employability skills and core bioscience skills Survey of technical skill needs for regenerative medicine The practical impact of skill needs and gaps for faculty and program development Workforce ...
What kinds of skills do entry level employees need in the new fields of regenerative medicine and regenerative medicine biomanufacturing? InnovATE BIO team members Russ Read and Thomas Tubon, and InnovATEBIO program leader Sengyong Lee, tackled this question in a new article with co-authors Gary Green, Joshua Hunsberger, and Anthony ...
Dr. Thomas Tubon (an InnovATEBIO CoPI, Madison College, WI), Dr. Amanda Rosenzweig (ARIS, Biology Department Chair, Delgado Community College, LA), Dr. Alexandra Gorgevska (Palm Beach State College, Palm Beach, FL), and Leigh Brown, Bio-Rad, kicked off Advanced Therapies week in Miami, at the Frost Science Museum's Future of Medicine Day ...
Stem cell research holds great promise for improved healthcare and regenerative medicine. However because the field is so new, instructors need help in learning what to teach and how to teach it.
Funding from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technology Education program allowed teachers to learn about this new area ...
