Member Spotlights

ChromoLogic, developers of cell therapy and researchers of disease treatment, became a member of BioFabUSA after an introduction at the 2019 Defense Manufacturing Conference. The two have now merged ecosystems.

A chance meeting at the International Conference on Biofabrication led one of the nation’s top research institutions to become a BioFabUSA member.

NanoString is a leading provider of life science tools for translational research. The company’s nCounter®Analysis System has been employed in life science research since 2008 and has been cited in more than 4,000 peer-reviewed publications.

MTF Biologics provides safe, high-quality tissue grafts from donated human tissues for orthopedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery, wound care, and regenerative medicine. International Institute for the Advancement of Medicine (IIAM), a division of MTF Biologics, provides non-transplantable organs and tissues to the medical research community

Ronawk is a biotech spinout company from the University of Kansas Medical Center and is interested in looking at problems from different perspectives and turning current paradigms on their head. Ronawk’s goal is to change how researchers view and approach regenerative medicine regarding stem cell behavior.

Apsis Healthcare Systems is a Process Analytical Technology organization that brings together a suite of technology aimed at advancing the state of manufacturing in the biologics, cell therapy and regenerative medicine industries.

CollPlant’s revolutionary plant-based technology is the only commercially viable technology for mass production of Type I recombinant human (rhCollagen), which is identical to the collagen produced by the human body.

UMass Lowell aims to collaborate with industry and other universities to build on their founding tradition of innovation, entrepreneurship, and partnerships to address challenges facing the region and the world.

With years of experience in 3D hollow fiber cell culture, FiberCell Systems is actively seeking new applications to take advantage of their unique bioreactor system’s specific 3D cell culture properties.