About the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute
Our mission is to advance the bioeconomy of the United States. The Institute’s work will positively impact not only manufacturing but also healthcare and education and workforce development for the nation.
Manufacturing scalability, process and partnership.
There are 400,000 people worldwide right now on waiting lists for organs. What if we could create lungs, livers or corneas at scale? It would be unprecedented.
Our goal is to move highly specialized regenerative medicine – engineering or regenerating human cells, tissues and organs – from lab to production to cure diseases and improve quality of life.
ARMI’s Leadership Team
DEAN KAMEN
Executive Director & Chairman of the Board, ARMI
Maureen Toohey
Deputy Executive Director & Secretary of the Board
Thomas Bollenbach, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer
Jim Scott
Chief Administrative Officer
Jennifer MacDonald, M.D.
Chief Operating Officer
News Highlights
Events
Events
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The Dynamic of Students and Research Preceptors – Medicine Made in Space: Regenerative Engineering in Microgravity Webinar
OnlineA webinar series from the Cato T. Laurencin Institute for Regenerative Engineering highlighting cutting-edge research and the mentorship dynamics shaping the next generation of scientists.
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SynBioBeta 2026: The Global Synthetic Biology Conference
San Jose, CA San Jose, CA, United StatesARMI will attend SynBioBeta 2026, highlighting the intersection of synthetic biology and regenerative manufacturing, with Dean Kamen featured among key innovators.
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Meeting in the Millyard 2026
Manchester, NH Manchester, New HampshireSave the date for Meeting in the Millyard 2026, ARMI’s signature convening of leaders in regenerative medicine, innovation, policy, and workforce development.
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ReGen Valley Community Update 2026
150 Dow Street 150 Dow Street, Manchester, NH, United StatesThe ReGen Valley Community Update highlights regional progress in regenerative medicine and biomanufacturing, bringing together industry, education, workforce, and community leaders to showcase how collaboration is building the infrastructure needed to support the bioeconomy.
