Friday, 28 November 2025
TCI Biotech, a global CDMO+ specializing in functional foods, nutraceuticals, and beauty supplementation, announced the launch of the TCI Advanced Performance Nutrition Research Center, a new innovation hub focused on…
TCI Biotech, a global CDMO+ specializing in functional foods, nutraceuticals, and beauty supplementation, announced the launch of the TCI Advanced Performance Nutrition Research Center, a new innovation hub focused on high-performance nutrition, cognitive wellness, healthy aging, and sports performance. This milestone marks TCI’s strategic entry into the fast-growing field of brain science, supported by new research programs in regenerative medicine, cellular biology, and neuro-supportive ingredient technologies.
The opening of the center follows a recent “T-Talk: Exploring Brain Regenerative Medicine” scientific seminar, where experts highlighted the potential of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), exosomes, and stem cells in supporting brain regeneration and neuroprotection. These insights are now being translated into TCI’s R&D roadmap as the company builds a next-generation brain and performance nutrition pipeline.
A New Engine for Brain & Performance Nutrition
The Advanced Performance Nutrition Research Center integrates capabilities across biomedicine, genomics, regenerative science, and high-throughput formulation. Key focus areas include:
These research domains are supported by TCI’s AI-driven ingredient mining platform and integrated CDMO infrastructure spanning concept development, clinical-grade scientific substantiation, regulatory strategy, and global manufacturing.
“Brain health sits at the center of modern wellness,” said Dr. Robert Wildman, Chief Science Officer and Senior Vice President of R&D at TCI Biotech. “By connecting neuroscience with nutrition and regenerative biology, we can help global brands stand out with credible, differentiated products that consumers trust.”
Empowering Global Partners With Science-Backed Innovation
Building on more than four decades of experience in CDMO+ services for functional foods and cosmetics, TCI Biotech will use the Advanced Performance Nutrition Research Center as a platform for co-creation with its worldwide client base.
Brand partners will be able to access:
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