ReGEN Biomedical Development Program
To accelerate the development of next-generation manufacturing technologies for tissue and regenerative medicine, ReGEN Biomedical offers targeted funding for high-impact R&D projects.
Through these projects, we aim to support the development of scalable, manufacturing equipment that aligns with our roadmap for regenerative medicine manufacturing. By doing so, we enable SMEs to actively contribute to innovation at both the national and European levels.
How to apply
If you have a project that aligns with the currently open topics (see below) and intend to submit a proposal, please let us know in advance by sending an e-mail to projects@regenbiomedical.com mentioning:
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Applicant(s)
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Contact information lead applicant
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Brief project description
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Project budget indication
The full proposal (see downloads for templates) is subject to approval by a project advisory board who will meet on demand, shortly after the application deadline for each open call. The current deadline is listed on the open call below.
Topics open for funding
ReGEN Biomedical hopes to get excellent proposals to support us in our journey to develop equipment that makes a difference in manufacturing of life saving RM-therapies. See below which topics are open for funding and stay tuned – we expect to open up more topics for funding soon.
Open for applications
Scalable Expansion of Human Cells
Through this call, ReGEN Biomedical invites project proposals that address challenges in human Cell culturing by developing, optimizing, and benchmarking dynamic suspension-based expansion processes for human cells relevant to regenerative medicine and advanced cell-based models.
Application deadline: May 4th 2026
Future topics opening soon
We are working on the next generation of tissue manufacturing equipment and will open additional calls for proposals in the coming months. Stay tuned for the new topics.
High Throughput µtissue Visualization
“TissueFlux”
This call invited proposals for high-throughput visualization technologies for microtissue production. Applications are now closed and proposals are under review.
Downloads:
Project Advisory Board regulations