It’s establishing the BioSpherix Center for Cytocentric Technology, which will be part of the Regenerative Medicine Engine in North Carolina, the support organization for the Triad’s expanding field of regenerative medicine. BioSpherix is using funds from a grant through the Regenerative Medicine Engine, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, to establish the center. Partnerships to boost regenerative medicineWhen the BioSpherix center opens late this year, it’s expected to serve as a home base for the company’s partnerships with organizations advancing regenerative medicine, which involves helping the body heal through restoring and enhancing diseased tissues and organs. “Every conversation in Winston-Salem is a collaborative discussion between BioSpherix and a partner company.”The center will also help simplify and improve training for the Triad’s growing workforce in regenerative medicine, the Regenerative Medicine Engine noted in its grant announcement. BioSpherix CEO Amhed Mustafa“We continue to see the field of regenerative medicine expand and build on its potential,” said Nancy Johnston, executive director of NCBiotech’s Piedmont Triad Office.