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ISSCR Guidelines Update Now Available in German
The ISSCR is pleased to announce the availability of the German language version of the ISSCR 2021 Guidelines for Stem Cell Research and Clinical Translation. The following groups and individuals collaborated on the translation.
Member Spotlight: Stephanie Luff, PhD
“I did not choose this career path through logic and reason but rather, at every stage of my education, I followed my curiosity. It feels fitting that it ultimately brought me to a career that encourages and celebrates further curiosity”.
Celebrating 20 Years of Innovation: 2021-2022: A Year in Review
As the ISSCR turns 20 this year, it is humbling to reflect on the exceptional stem cell achievements during that time and the many contribution of our Society. We can celebrate the curiosity, ingenuity, and persistence of our members that has yielded significant advances in stem cell research and regenerative medicine since those early days.
The ISSCR Endorses the Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research’s FY 2023 Recommendations
To promote the sustained, robust growth necessary to make consequential progress against pressing health challenges, in fiscal year (FY) 2023, the Ad Hoc Group recommends a program level of at least $49.048 billion for the NIH base budget, which would represent an increase of $4.1 billion over the comparable FY 2022 funding level (an increase of $3.5 billion or 7.9% in the NIH appropriation plus funding from the 21st Century Cures Act for specific initiatives).
Possibilities Start Here
We have tremendous opportunities in the society for early career scientists both at the 2022 Annual Meeting and throughout they year, and do I thought it was the perfect time to share all of the ways to engage.
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