Regeneration Next Duke University's Initiative for Regenerative Medicine

Cells in fish’s spinal discs repair themselves
June 22, 2017

By Marla Vacek Broadfoot This article was originally posted on the Duke Today blog and is re-posted here in its …
High school visit gets at the heart of research
June 13, 2017

Earlier this spring, a group of Wake Early College of Health and Sciences (WECHS) high school students left their classrooms …
NC Health Advocacy Day
May 30, 2017

As a scientist, it is easy to get caught up in the day-to-day workflow of research and lose sight of …

Regeneration Next

Now accepting abstracts for the Annual Retreat on Nov 3! Learn more>

This cross-campus initiative in regenerative biology and medicine seeks to:

Bring faculty, trainees and staff together to advance research and education
Enable translational applications for regenerative medicine
Tap into natural regeneration programs and boost the innate capacity of tissue to regenerate or rejuvenate

Learn about our funding opportunities including RNI postdoctoral Fellowships, transgenic mouse vouchers, and student travel vouchers here>