The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) has announced the 12th annual Regenerative Medicine Essentials Course will again be held in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with hybrid and in-person options.  RME is the official course of the Regenerative Medicine Foundation. This immersive course is designed for clinicians, researchers, technicians, students, industry, investors, government representatives, patient advocates, and organizations from national and international communities. This year marks over a decade of offering this unique course to be delivered at Wake Forest Biotech Place in Innovation Quarter in Downtown Winston-Salem, ranked among the Top 50 Research Programs in the nation.

The RME 2025 meeting brings together WFIRM’s prominent, world-class, and international experts. Organized as an educational and scientific meeting, the purpose is to promote the participation and education of all stakeholders, providing attendees who join from across the globe a firm foundation coupled with the roadmap forward for this exciting field.  During the 3-day course, keynote lectures, interactive sessions, demos, and panel discussions with networking provided by prominent experts in the regenerative medicine field from WFIRM, the NC region, and the entire global community.

Visit the WFIRM RME 2025 website to learn more about the meeting, speakers, registration, and sponsorship opportunities. 

Program Director: Anthony Atala, MD, Director, Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Course

Co-Directors:
Joan Schanck, MPA, Chief Education Program Officer, Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Bernard Siegel, JD, Founder and Executive Director, Regenerative Medicine Foundation