The Regenerative Bioscience Center (RBC) was established in 2004 with only a few faculty members and an ambitious vision. At present, it has evolved into a vibrant community of 44 individuals spread across eight colleges at the University of Georgia. Beyond being just a research facility, RBC has become a trailblazer, introducing the nation’s first and sole regenerative bioscience program that provides both bachelor’s and doctoral degrees.

In this video, three co-founders, along with a Ph.D. candidate, narrate that journey by offering insights into the center’s innovative research, advancements, and commercialization pursuits. They emphasize the RBC’s most significant asset: a culture rooted in collaboration and diversity.

The article Pioneering the future of healing at the Regenerative Bioscience Center was first published on UGA Today.