Regenerative Medicine Hub

Image from Voronova Lab, University of Alberta

Image from Voronova Lab, University of Alberta

The Regenerative Medicine Hub is an interdisciplinary and collaborative community working towards a future where regenerative medicine fundamentally transforms healthcare.

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Regenerative medicine focuses on developing groundbreaking treatments that repair the root causes of diseases, rather than alleviating symptoms. By using natural or bioengineered cells and molecules, assistive devices, and advanced engineering platforms paired with cutting-edge technology, it offers the potential to halt chronic disease progression or eliminate diseases at their source.

Our purpose

This Hub will bring together researchers, clinicians, industry partners and other leaders to accelerate the development of regenerative medicine and translate discoveries into improved patient care. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, network development and commercial acceleration, the Hub will drive transformative health solutions locally and globally.

Regenerative medicine focuses on developing groundbreaking treatments that repair the root causes of diseases, rather than alleviating symptoms. By using natural or bioengineered cells and molecules, assistive devices, and advanced engineering platforms paired with cutting-edge technology, it offers the potential to halt chronic disease progression or eliminate diseases at their source.

Our Goals

Interdisciplinary Integration

Bridge biomedical academic and clinical research with critical broader disciplines — including health economics, rehabilitation, nursing, kinesiology, health law & ethics, commercialization and sociology — to address chronic conditions and associated disabilities.

Network Development and Training

Form an integrated network connecting researchers, educators, healthcare professionals, health system administrators, community and industry partners and policy makers. This network will support the training of Highly Qualified Personnel (HQP) and assemble interdisciplinary teams to address complex health challenges.

Translation and Commercial Acceleration

Serve as a centralized platform enabling University of Alberta researchers to move foundational health discoveries through Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) toward commercialization and broad clinical adoption.

Events

Regenerative Medicine Hub Launch

Sept. 22, 2026 | Edmonton Unlimited, 10107 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB

Celebrate the official launch of the Regenerative Medicine Hub, presented as part of Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation’s Life Sciences Week. Join us for the launch breakfast, then stay for a panel discussion exploring the future of regenerative medicine in Alberta.

HUB LAUNCH

8 - 9 a.m. | Breakfast is provided.

REGISTER HERE
PANEL DISCUSSION

9 - 10 a.m.

REGISTER HERE

Are you ready to become a part of our growing community?

Why become a member?

  • Connect with a vibrant community of researchers, clinicians and partners
  • Access funding opportunities and event updates

Hub Membership Criteria

The Regenerative Medicine Hub membership is open to those who:

  • Have research interests in an area related to Regenerative Medicine.
  • University of Alberta faculty member, clinician, support staff, trainee or student.

Not a member of the U of A? Reach out to us to discuss partnerships and collaborations.

Contact RegenMedHub@ualberta.ca to join the Regenerative Medicine Hub!