The multidisciplinary and translational nature of the research programs at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine is reflected in the fact that the faculty has ongoing collaborations on a wide variety of projects.
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Because the need for replacement organs and tissues is so great – and is worldwide, one of the institute’s most important missions is to share its novel technologies and with scientific and industries around the globe.
Institute researchers know that this collaborative approach offers the greatest chance of success and have established partnerships throughout the world.
Read about our Korean partnership.Read about the efforts of David Williams, PhD, director of international affairs.
In addition, the institute has hosted scientists and physicians from scores of countries who spend a year or more pursuing research at the institute and then return to their home countries.
See which countries are represented (download PDF file).
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