Regenerative Research Foundation/Neural Stem Cell Institute

Research ServicesNew York, United States51-200 Employees

Regenerative Research Foundation, together with its research arm the Neural Stem Cell Institute (NSCI), focuses on developing regenerative stem cell therapies for diseases affecting the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, retina, and peripheral nerves. NSCI supports both in-house research and collaboration with scientists worldwide by providing funding, expertise, and access to international partnerships to accelerate the translation of discoveries into real-world therapies for nervous system repair. Based in Albany, New York, the organization operates within the research services sector and is led by Dr. Sally Temple, a MacArthur Fellowship recipient known for work in nervous system stem cells. The group positions itself as a pioneer in independent, nonprofit neural stem cell research in the United States, with activities spanning basic discovery to collaborations that aim to advance treatments for neurodegenerative conditions and CNS injuries. A recent development noted in the organization’s communications is a partnership context involving collaboration with other entities to advance therapies for ocular diseases, reflecting ongoing efforts to extend regenerative approaches beyond central nervous system targets.

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