The Kidney Project is presenting at the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2026! This Annual Meeting is taking place in Denver, Colorado, from October 22-25. #TheKidneyProject #kidneydisease #ckd #dialysis #bioartificialkidney #kidneytransplant #transplant #ESRD

The Kidney Project is continuously enhancing the bioreactor and hemofilter to create a surgically implantable, self-monitoring, and self-regulating bioartificial kidney. #TheKidneyProject #kidneydisease #ckd #dialysis #bioartificialkidney #kidneytransplant #transplant #ESRD

Our team is dedicated to developing an implantable device that replicates essential kidney functions to provide a sustainable solution for patients suffering from end-stage renal disease. #TheKidneyProject #kidneydisease #ckd #dialysis #bioartificialkidney #kidneytransplant

Salud renal para todas las comunidades. Este Mes de la Herencia Hispana, conozca su riesgo y siga el trabajo de The Kidney Project hacia una alternativa a la diálisis.

The Kidney Project needs your help to spread the word! Donations and funding support the development of the bioartificial kidney; you can contribute by scanning the QR code or using the link in bio. #TheKidneyProject #kidneydisease #ckd #dialysis #bioartificialkidney

Kidney Action Week posted the event recordings on their YouTube: kidneyfund. Check out "Innovations in Kidney Care: A Look to the Future" to see what Dr. Shuvo Roy has to say about the future of kidney care! Link here! youtu.be/lujmXPmxyTg?si=8zzO…

Today was the last day of Kidney Action Week! Shuvo Roy, the Technical Director of The Kidney Project, spoke for the Innovations in Kidney Care: A Look to the Future talk. We will release an update when this content is posted. To learn more, visit kidneyactionweek.org

The Kidney Project is built to change what treatment looks like for people living with kidney failure. The implantable bioartificial kidney is designed to give patients greater independence from the demands of conventional kidney replacement therapy. Link in bio to learn more.

In Phase 1, our team proved that both core components of the bioartificial kidney work individually — the filtering membrane and the living-cell bioreactor. We're now in Phase 2: working toward a device with the capacity needed for human clinical trials.

Routine dialysis and immunosuppressant regimens place a heavy burden on patients with kidney failure. The Kidney Project is developing a bioartificial kidney: a device surgically implanted once, that works continuously inside the body.

Interested in The Kidney Project? Follow us to stay updated on our current progress! Donate: bit.ly//Givetokidney #TheKidneyProject #kidneydisease #ckd #dialysis #bioartificialkidney #kidneytransplant #transplant #ESRD #medicine #translationalscience #science #donor

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A reminder of the millions of people worldwide living with kidney disease, and the urgent need for better treatments and lasting solutions. At The Kidney Project, we are working toward a future where the bioartificial kidney offers a new hope for patients.

Every step forward brings us closer to a future beyond dialysis. Grateful for the researchers, engineers, patients, and supporters helping make the implantable bioartificial kidney possible. #TheKidneyProject #BioartificialKidney #Innovation

At 41, Prince LaCarlous Jackson was diagnosed with kidney failure and began dialysis three times a week. In April 2025, on Easter Sunday, he received a life-saving kidney transplant at UCSF from a donor in Georgia. His message: Don’t give up.

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Your story matters. If you or a loved one has been impacted by kidney disease, we want to hear from you. Sharing your journey helps raise awareness and brings us closer to a future beyond dialysis. To submit your patient story, visit: thekidneyproject.info

Have questions about The Kidney Project? Our new chatbot at chat.thekidneyproject.info is here to help whether you’re looking for more information, exploring ways to support, or just getting started. It’s a quick, easy way to learn more about the mission anytime. Check it out today!

Start your own fundraiser for The Kidney Project - honor a loved one, celebrate a milestone, or rally your community to support the bioartificial kidney. Get started: together.ucsf.edu/start-your… #TheKidneyProject #FundraiseForACause

Michael is a care partner, advocate, and husband supporting his wife through CKD and home hemodialysis. His journey fuels his work with The Kidney Project.