Regulation
The ISSCR helps members navigate the regulatory landscape and facilitates the development of stem cell-based interventions and other applications (from tissue transplants to drug screening). The society shares input about scientific findings and considerations to help global regulators make scientifically informed recommendations for the development of stem cell therapies.
Support for Stem Cell Research and Funding
Recent Activity
Position
ISSCR’s regulatory affairs helps members navigate the international regulatory landscape and facilitates the development of stem cell-based interventions and other applications (from tissue transplants to drug screening). We provide input via meetings and written comments on behalf of our members to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the European Medicines Agency, the U.K. Medical and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, and other regulators about scientific findings and considerations that will help regulators make scientifically informed recommendations for the advancement of stem cell therapies.
ISSCR regulatory affairs is led by the Committee on Manufacturing, Clinical Translation, and Regulation. You may contact this committee here.
Recent Meetings
Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) Meeting
8 November 2024 | Tokyo, Japan
European Medicines Agency (EMA) Meeting
10 April 2024 | Online
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) Meeting
15 May 2023 | Online
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Meeting
13 December 2022 | Online
Steering Committee
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Shuibing Chen, PhD
Weill Cornell, USA
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Daniela Cornacchia, PhD
AstraZeneca, Sweden
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Luigi Aloia, PhD
AstraZeneca, UK
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Erica Bello, PhD
Milner Institute, University of Cambridge, UK
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Kapil Bharti, PhD
NEI/NIH, USA
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Hans Clevers, MD, PhD
Roche, Switzerland
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Magdalena Kasendra, PhD
Cincinnati Children’s, USA
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Henning Kempf, PhD
GEM CELL hub at Novo Nordisk
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Christine Mummery, PhD
LUMC, Netherlands
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Steve Murry, PhD
Jackson Labs, USA
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Hideyuki Okano, MD, PhD
Keio University, Japan
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Li Pang, MD
FDA, USA
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Lee Rubin, PhD
Harvard University, USA
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Charis Segeritz-Walko, PhD
Novo Nordisk, Denmark
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Clive Svendsen, PhD
Cedars-Sinai, USA
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Carlos Tristan, PhD
NCATS/NIH, USA
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Joseph Wu, MD, PhD
Stanford University, USA
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Matthias Zilbauer, MD, PhD
University of Cambridge, UK
The ISSCR Standards Initiative is made possible through contributions by:
The ISSCR's Standards for Human Stem Cell Use in Research are strictly copyrighted by the society. No part of this document may be produced in any form without written permission of The International Society for Stem Cell Research. Contact isscr@isscr.org for more information.