University Partnerships

🎓 Where Innovation Meets Education — and Transforms Housing Forever

At BIOS Homes, we believe the future of housing demands a bold collaboration between industry and academia. That’s why we’ve forged powerful University Partnerships to lead the charge in research, workforce development, and material science validation.

We don’t just build homes — we build knowledge, careers, and sustainable systems. Together with top institutions, we are setting new standards in construction, design, and environmental stewardship.

🔬 Research Collaboration

We work hand-in-hand with university research teams to:

Validate our hemp-bamboo composites for fire, water, and insect resistance
Enhance our thermal insulation formulas to exceed building codes
Co-develop low-carbon wall systems and modular designs with embedded smart tech
Publish peer-reviewed studies to back every innovation we launch

🛠 Workforce Training & Trade School Integration

Our university partnerships fuel our BIOS Trade School curriculum, offering:

Dual credit programs for high school and college students
Internships and apprenticeships directly inside our modular factory
Certified training tracks in energy-efficient building, AI-driven design, and green construction materials
Career pipelines into engineering, manufacturing, and construction tech

🧪 Material Validation Studies

We open our R&D lab and job sites to universities for:

Real-world testing of biosourced and recycled materials
Longitudinal studies on structural integrity, acoustic dampening, and thermal performance
Co-authoring grant proposals to fund breakthroughs in housing tech
Open data sharing to advance the global knowledge base in sustainable construction

🤝 Current & Future Partners

We’re actively working with and seeking:

State universities with strong engineering, architecture, or construction programs
Community colleges looking to train the next generation of builders
Research institutions focused on climate change, biomaterials, and affordable housing

Partner With BIOS. Change the World.
Are you a university, professor, or program director ready to collaborate?
📩 Email us at [email protected]

BIOS Homes is an Employee-Owned Social Business Enterprise, where profitability is harmonized with a strong commitment to creating positive social impact.

As a social enterprise, BIOS Homes focuses on providing affordable, sustainable housing solutions while promoting community development and environmental responsibility. Our approach integrates social good into the very fabric of our operations, ensuring that each project not only addresses housing needs but also supports broader societal goals.

Rather than prioritizing profit above all, BIOS Homes reinvests earnings into projects that uplift underserved communities, create jobs, and champion eco-friendly construction methods. This allows us to tackle critical housing challenges while also fostering long-term positive change.

By empowering local communities and adopting sustainable living practices, BIOS Homes ensures that every project offers lasting value—benefiting both people and the planet. Our unique business model enables us to offer affordable housing solutions that go beyond financial success, making a meaningful impact on the world around us.

At BIOS Homes, we are committed to conducting business in full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, including those enforced by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). We fully support U.S. sanctions programs and recognize their role in promoting national security and foreign policy objectives.

While we look forward to building strong global partnerships, franchises, and trade relationships, we will not engage in business with individuals, organizations, or countries subject to U.S. sanctions unless and until such activities are fully compliant with current regulations.

BIOS Homes is proud to be a responsible, employee-owned enterprise, and we are dedicated to transparency, integrity, and lawful operations worldwide.

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