Phycin presented at the 10th Annual MTEC Membership Meeting in Washington, DC, showcasing its Ultrastable bFGF™ technology and connecting with leaders across biotech, translational science, government, and defense health. The event sparked valuable conversations around protein engineering, scalable biomanufacturing, and future collaborations, with Phycin’s next stop being BIO 2026 in San Diego.
We had a great time attending and presenting our work at the 10th Annual MTEC Membership Meeting in Washington, DC on June 16th. It was a fantastic gathering of people from industry, academia, government, and the defense health community—all focused on emerging technologies that can move military healthcare forward.
We connected with researchers and innovators working at the intersection of biotech and translational science. We also showcased what we’re doing at Phycin, including our Ultrastable bFGF™—an engineered growth factor built for better stability and performance in cell culture and regenerative medicine.
Some of the most thought-provoking conversations we had centered around advances in protein engineering and biomanufacturing platforms which can make biological products more accessible, scalable and cost-effective.
Huge thanks to the organizers and everyone who stopped by the poster. We’re excited to keep the momentum going and continue exploring new collaborations.
Next stop for Phycin- BIO 2026, San Diego!
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