About Fibralign
Fibralign is an award-winning, commercial-stage, Stanford-spinout that designs, develops and produces novel therapeutic medical devices to address major unmet medical needs. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, the company’s team has established GMP commercial production (ISO 13485:2016 certified), quality system and development labs co-located at its main facility (Union City, CA).
Fibralign's mission is supported by meaningful collaborations with leading research universities, renowned clinical leaders, and strategic partners.
These relationships have proven invaluable in advancing R&D and building a compelling pipeline of novel products based on the proprietary Nanoweave® scaffolding platform.
- Grants from the Department of Defense, NIH, National Science Foundation, and ARPA-H
- Active member of the Stanford StartX community
- Alumnus of J&J JLABS — selected for inaugural South San Francisco cohort
- Medtech Innovator award winner — 1st place out of 850 startups
- UCSF Rosenman Innovator 2021

Nanoweave® Technology
Fibralign’s patented Nanoweave® technology provides the means to induce self-assembly of molecular type I collagen to replicate native tissue scaffold outside of the body. This fundamental breakthrough enables medical grade collagen to be precisely printed with nanoscale features that mimic human tissue – to such a degree that the body’s tissue will interact with it naturally and not reject or challenge it as a foreign object.
Fibralign’s core technology provides a versatile platform for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. BioBridge® is the first product commercialized using the Nanoweave® technology.
The company’s development efforts have built deep expertise and a robust technology toolbox, validated in preclinical studies through collaborations with leading research institutions. This foundation supports a growing pipeline of novel therapies targeting conditions where lymphatic impairment plays a critical role, including neurological disorders, cardiovascular disease, and glaucoma.
Pipeline
Neurological disorders
Cardiovascular disease
Glaucoma
Seasoned & Committed Leadership Team

Greg King
CEO/PresidentMore than 20 years in advanced materials startups. Cryscade, Wostec, Optiva Inc., dpiX, and Xerox Corp.

Michael Paukshto, PhD, Dr Sci
Co-Founder & CTOStanford University, Optiva Inc., Quanta Vision, NSF Institute, UCSD, and the Russian Academy of Science.

Brian Dunn
CFO/ControllerExperienced CFO in healthcare and technology startups. Xenogen Corp, InfanT Advantage, and former CPA.

David McMurtry
Co-founder & VP ManufacturingStoried engineering career at IBM, DuPont, and Optiva Inc.

Albert Huttenga
EU Sales DirectorExperienced MedTech sales and marketing executive. Stryker, Zimmer Biomet, and American Hospital Supply.

Alexandra Rovnaya, MD
EU Medical OfficerInternational lymphedema expert.
Board of Directors

Greg King
CEO/PresidentMore than 20 years in advanced materials startups. Cryscade, Wostec, Optiva Inc., dpiX, and Xerox Corp.

Michael Paukshto, PhD, Dr Sci
Co-Founder & CTOStanford University, Optiva Inc., Quanta Vision, NSF Institute, UCSD, and the Russian Academy of Science.

John Cooke, MD, PhD
DirectorProfessor and Chair of Cardiovascular Sciences at Houston Methodist Research Institute and Director of the Center for Cardiovascular Regeneration.

Dean Hautamaki, MD, FCCP, FACP
DirectorPracticing physician and President of the University of Florida College of Medicine Leadership Council.

Joel Kanter
DirectorPresident of Windy City Inc., a privately held investment firm with investments in more than 300 companies.

Dmitriy Lazarev
DirectorManaging Shareholder of Akvion Capital and Chairman of Akvion Pharmaceutical Company.