Regenerative Research
The University of Georgia’s Regenerative Bioscience Center (RBC) is a synergistic unit of researchers from a range of disciplines and institutions. Stroke, heart disease, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s are devastating diseases that touch nearly everyone’s lives. There are currently no cures for these diseases, but RBC researchers are working collaboratively to change that reality.
RBC Experts
Our experts in regenerative medicine and stem cell therapies are collectively moving stem cell research forward.
RBC Director
Dr. Steven Stice is a University of Georgia DW Brooks Distinguished Professor and holds a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar endowed chair. He is also Chief Security Officer of ArunA Biomedical Inc.
About Us
The RBC brings together multidisciplinary teams of scientists who are leading projects at the forefront of stem cell research in animals. These projects have promising future applications for animal and human health and food security.
Prospective Graduate Students
Recruiting the next generation of great minds.
Stem Cell FAQs
Changing the way people think about stem cells.
Spotlight on Students
Our students are changing the world – get inspired by their journeys.
Medical researcher is using our own cells to cure disease
Over the next five years, Dr. Stice will lead researchers from the RBC as they work to transform the manufacturing of cell-based therapeutics.
RBC Core Facilities
Research News
Donate to innovation
We are moving stem cell research forward. Gifts to the RBC Fund provide our labs with unrestricted dollars to support our most promising programs and initiatives.