ReGen Valley Tech Hub
Building a Global Center for Biofabrication in New Hampshire
Led by the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), ReGen Valley is bringing together industry, manufacturing, commercialization, workforce development, education, and regional infrastructure to accelerate the production of next-generation cell, tissue, and organ therapies.
ReGen Valley is building the regional capabilities needed to move breakthrough biomedical technologies from innovation to manufacturing, commercialization, and ultimately patient impact.
Led by the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), the ReGen Valley Tech Hub brings together industry, startups, academic institutions, workforce and education partners, economic development organizations, healthcare leaders, and government.
Together, these partners are building the infrastructure required to turn innovation into an industry — including manufacturing capacity, commercialization support, workforce development, company growth, and a strong regional supply chain.
What We’re Building
ReGen Valley is building the capabilities needed to establish New Hampshire as a globally competitive center for biofabrication — connecting scientific innovation with the infrastructure, talent, capital, and manufacturing capacity needed to bring new technologies to market.
Through six federally funded projects and a growing network of industry, education, healthcare, economic development, and community partners, ReGen Valley is advancing an integrated strategy focused on manufacturing, commercialization, company growth, workforce development, and regional infrastructure.
Together, these investments are creating the conditions for biofabrication companies to start, grow, manufacture, and succeed in New Hampshire — while strengthening the U.S. bioeconomy and domestic manufacturing base.
In July 2024, the U.S. Department of Commerce awarded approximately $44 million across six ReGen Valley projects to accelerate implementation of this regional strategy.
Building Opportunity Alongside Industry
Building a globally competitive biofabrication industry requires more than technology and facilities. It requires a skilled workforce, strong career pathways, thriving companies, and a region where people can build lasting careers.
ReGen Valley is investing in the people and community infrastructure needed to support long-term industry growth. Through education and training programs, employer partnerships, accessible career pathways, and efforts to address barriers to workforce participation, ReGen Valley is connecting people across the region with opportunities in biofabrication and advanced manufacturing.
At the same time, the Tech Hub is strengthening the environment for companies to start, grow, and manufacture in New Hampshire — creating good jobs, expanding the regional supply chain, and helping ensure that the economic impact of this emerging industry is felt throughout the region.
This work is made possible by a broad regional consortium spanning industry, education, workforce development, healthcare, economic development, government, and community organizations. Together, these partners are aligning the region’s talent, resources, and infrastructure around a shared goal: building a durable biofabrication industry in New Hampshire with national impact.
Consortium Partners
Building in New Hampshire. Competing Globally.
ReGen Valley’s ambition extends beyond building a strong regional biofabrication industry. By concentrating manufacturing capabilities, specialized talent, growing companies, research and clinical expertise, and commercialization resources in New Hampshire, the Tech Hub is helping strengthen U.S. leadership in an emerging area of biotechnology.
Building these capabilities domestically is critical to ensuring that promising cell, tissue, and organ technologies can be developed, manufactured, and scaled in the United States — strengthening supply chains, supporting economic competitiveness, and expanding the nation’s capacity to deliver next-generation therapies.
ReGen Valley is demonstrating how regional investment can build an industry with national impact.
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