Does RMS work with academic institutions and government agencies?

Yes. RMS has deep and longstanding roots in academic research, and collaboration with universities, public research institutions, and government agencies is a natural extension of the company’s scientific heritage. RMS was itself founded on academic research conducted at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and Dr. Jon Odorico’s laboratory has a long history of productive collaboration with other leading stem cell and diabetes researchers, including Dr. James Thomson, who pioneered the isolation of human embryonic stem cells.

RMS welcomes ongoing engagement with the academic and public research community, both through formal research partnerships and co-development agreements, and through its biotech consulting practice. The company’s NIH grant funding reflects an established relationship with the public research funding ecosystem, and RMS is experienced in navigating the contractual, IP, and publication considerations that arise in academic-industry collaborations.

For academic researchers and government agencies looking to work with a company that combines world-class scientific expertise with a genuine commitment to translational impact, RMS offers a collaborative partner with a track record of bridging the gap between foundational research and commercial development. Inquiries from academic and public sector organizations are welcome through the RMS contact page.

Contact RMS to discuss academic and institutional collaboration.