ISSCR 2019 ANNUAL MEETING

Updated Guidelines

    • 4 January, 2019

    Standing Up for Scientific Research

    The ISSCR’s support for stem cell science and the field is central to our mission, and we speak up for policies around the world that allow our work to continue and thrive. We also provide background and current understanding about stem cell science to inform decision makers about key issues affecting science and health.
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    • 13 December, 2018

    ISSCR Testimony in U.S. Congress Regarding Need for Fetal Tissue Research

    In written and oral testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee today, former ISSCR president Sally Temple describes fetal tissue research as essential in studying and developing therapies for cancer, HIV, Zika, tuberculous, and other devastating diseases.
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The ISSCR advocates worldwide for ethical stem cell research and its translation to the clinic.

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Whether you are a job seeker or employer, the ISSCR Job Board is the best place to find and post jobs or CVs within the stem cell science community.

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When you join the ISSCR, you become part of the world's largest and most renowned stem cell and regenerative medicine community.

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    • 4 January, 2019

    Single Cell Sequencing: Unwinding Embryonic Development One Cell at a Time

    At one point, we were all just one single cell: a fertilized zygote formed when a sperm and egg fused together. That one cell gave rise to all of the roughly 37 trillion specialized cells that make up each of our bodies today. Recently named the 2018 Science Magazine “Breakthrough of the Year,” single cell sequencing allows scientists to retrace the steps that cells took during development, one cell at a time.
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independent nonprofit organization & the voice of the stem cell research community

The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) is an independent nonprofit organization and the voice of the stem cell research community. The ISSCR was founded in 2002 to foster the exchange of information on stem cell research and now claims more than 4,100 members worldwide.

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1-08-2019

Stem Cell Reports & Affiliated Journals

Stem Cell Reports is the official journal of the ISSCR and is published by Cell Press. The ISSCR provides a platform for professional and public education and the promotion of rigorous scientific and ethical standards in stem cell research and regenerative medicine.

Also visit our affiliated journals, Cell Stem Cell and Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology, included in Professional Resources.