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Pluripotent Stem Cells: Summit on Setting Standards and Shaping Therapies
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An ISSCR and Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Summit in Edinburgh, UK
13 February 2025
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Conferences, workshops, and training from the stem cell and regenerative medicine community. The ISSCR is not responsible for events listed, but provides them as a service to the field.
Started in 2002 and hosted by Bedford Research Foundation, David Albertini, and Ann Kiessling, this will be the 14th Symposium. The gathering is designed to accelerate progress by fostering open exchange, collaboration, and new ideas across disciplines. Researchers share their latest findings, challenge assumptions, and explore how advances in egg biology could lead to new treatments for infertility, genetic disease, and other currently incurable conditions.
The Till & McCulloch Meetings (TMM), hosted by the Stem Cell Network, is Canada’s premier stem cell, gene therapies, and regenerative medicine research conference.
Proteomics is entering a transformative era. As molecular research accelerates and technologies reshape the landscape of biomedicine, systems biology, and clinical diagnostics, EuPA 2026 will serve as a central forum to explore the latest advances, challenge current paradigms, and shape the future of our field.
The 2027 Solaris Symposium is dedicated to exploring the fundamental and translational science of stem cells across diverse contexts, from tissue development, physiological homeostasis, disease pathogenesis, to regeneration.
Organoids Are Us brings basic and clinical organoid research together in one programme. The speakers come from stem-cell and developmental biology, cancer research, bioengineering and the clinic, and the ten sessions run from the gut and mechanobiology to the immune system, the brain and the early embryo.
This keystone meeting will bring together leading researchers to advance the development and translation of emerging cell therapies focused on achieving true tissue and organ regeneration beyond oncology.
The conference will bring together leading neurologists, psychiatrists, researchers, and healthcare professionals to explore the latest advancements in brain and mental health.
This meeting will serve as a forum for exchange of emerging research concepts and directions in the field of somatic mosaicism, and it will provide an opportunity for new investigators to be introduced to this exciting new field.
This conference unites cross-disciplinary scientists to present cutting-edge data and technical approaches in model systems over an evolutionary scale: bacteria, early chordates, Drosophila, zebrafish, mouse, human organoids, and patient tissues.
This meeting uniquely brings together three complementary initiatives. It continues the established THE 3R LÄND conference as a platform for responsible and innovative biomedical research while serving as the first major international conference of Org-BOOST (Organoid-Based mOdelling Of Solid Tumors), our newly funded DFG Research Training Group at Ulm University Medical Center. In addition, POTENTIAL, our Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation-funded Physician Scientist School, contributes a strong translational and clinician-scientist perspective.