Anchored in Manchester’s historic Millyard, the ReGen Valley Tech Hub is positioning New Hampshire as a leader in regenerative medicine innovation. Spearheaded by the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), this expansive public–private partnership brings together more than 170 companies, academic institutions, and nonprofits. Its mission is to integrate industry, education and community resources to build the infrastructure and talent pipeline essential for advancing therapies that combat chronic disease and, ultimately, organ failure. By fostering collaboration and leveraging place-based assets, the ReGen Valley Tech Hub is paving the way for next-generation therapies that have the potential to transform care for chronic disease and traumatic injury.
To ensure the impact is felt across the region, the ReGen Valley Tech Hub includes education institutions, employers, community-based organizations, labor unions, healthcare providers, and local governments working together to shape its direction and priorities.
What This Means for You
The Common Campus serves as a single “front door” for learners, educators, employers, and community partners by aligning training, infrastructure, and support services across institutions and providing direct pathways into the biofabrication workforce.
- For Students & Job‑Seekers: Access direct pathways across every level of education from short-term bootcamps and certificates to 2-year, 4-year, master’s, and PhD programs in one of the nation’s fastest-growing sectors.
- For Educational Institutions & Faculty: Opportunities to co-design curriculum, lead workforce initiatives, and connect research with real-world application.
- For Employers & Industry: A regional pipeline of skilled talent, opportunities to co-develop training and infrastructure, and partnerships to commercialize new technologies.
- For Community & Nonprofits: A seat at the table to shape regional growth, align support services, and ensure that opportunity reaches all corners of the population.
