ISSCR 2019 ANNUAL MEETING

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    • 8 March, 2019

    Sharing Excellent Science and Growing Personal Networks

    Each year our annual ISSCR meeting showcases for the world the potential of stem cell science and advances already underway that are changing the face of human healthcare. We highlight the latest innovative research and scientific developments that are propelling the field forward in a variety of ways. ISSCR 2019 in Los Angeles is a terrific opportunity to inspire us with research at the leading-edge of scientific discovery
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    • 11 March, 2019

    ISSCR 2019 Election Results

    ISSCR has elected its next leadership slate, with leaders beginning their terms after the 2019 annual meeting. On behalf of all members, we extend congratulations to newly-elected officers Melissa Little, vice president; and Kenneth Zaret, treasurer, and re-appointed board members Marianne Bronner, Valentina Greco, and Arnold Kriegstein.
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policy and advocacy

The ISSCR advocates worldwide for ethical stem cell research and its translation to the clinic.

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education & training

Find the resources and connections you need to further drive your career and skills in the ever-changing and exciting field of stem cell research.

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Job Board

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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stem cell research

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    • 7 March, 2019

    How Induced Pluripotency Changed Stem Cell Science

    An important achievement in stem cell research was recognized in 2012, when the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to two scientists who transformed the field: Shinya Yamanaka and John Gurdon. Together, they received the award for “the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent.” The impact of this breakthrough opened myriad possibilities for stem cell research and continues to propel the field forward; both men will be addressing the ISSCR annual meeting, 26-29 June, in Los Angeles, Calif.
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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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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.