The workshop is designed to encourage academic careers from traditionally underrepresented U.S. demographic groups and is open to individuals of any ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, ability, veteran status, socio economic status, first generation to college status, and religion.

This course is an opportunity to get hands on experience in handling induced pluripotent stem cells as well as differentiating those into neural and glial cells. Learn how to repair or knock in single nucleotides using CRISPR-Cas9 in practice and theory and gain experience with growing 3D retinal organoids.

The Latin American Developmental Biology Conference will bring together an interdisciplinary group of researchers with a shared focus on emerging issues in developmental biology.

In this two-and-a-half-day event, recognized keynote speakers, as well as aspiring young group leaders will discuss the latest advances in stem cell biology in an informal and collaborative setting. Our goal is to strengthen a cooperative and dynamic spirit in this research area.

In the past years stem cell research has gained further traction in the development of more complex in vitro (disease) models as well as in clinical trials and therapeutic applications. Especially in the field of neuroscience, stem cell-based models are becoming increasingly important not only for ethical reasons (3Rs) but also because of their human relevance and scalability. The aim of the ‘Stem Cells in Neuroscience’ meeting is to stimulate and expand the interdisciplinary and (inter)national networking of researchers in neuroscience and stem cell field.

This Course aims at training a selected group of students, postdocs and junior investigators in theoretical and practical aspects of in vivo microscopy and strategies for the visualization and manipulation of forces in developing tissues.

This two-day event dedicated to organoid and organ-on-a-chip researchers will be held near Cambridge, UK on 27-28 February 2024

This conference will bring together leaders from diverse fields, such as embryonic cortical development, adult neurogenesis, patient-derived stem cell-based 2D and 3B brain organoid disease modelling, direct reprograming and transplantation to discuss recent advances and remaining gaps in the understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanisms regulating neural stem cell activity, neural fate specification and functional significance of circuitries modified by the addition of new neurons in health and diseases.

Join Aryeh Warmflash and Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz for a meeting will bring together researchers with backgrounds in biology, physics, and engineering, working on a variety of embryoid systems, as well as actually embryos.

The aim of the conference is to bring together outstanding research and scientific breakthroughs in the regenerative medicine field. The conference aims to provide a great opportunity to come together, network, discuss, and initiate cooperation.​

Stem Cell Innovation in Research and Healthcare

The UK Regenerative Medicine Platform (UKRMP) are organising a showcase Regenerative Medicine research to be held at The University of Edinburgh's stunning conference venue McEwan Hall, Teviot Place on the 8-10th November 2023.

Held annually for the past 17 years, the NYSCF Conference has convened world-leading experts across disease research and biotechnology to present the latest in stem cell science and therapeutic discovery.

The objective of this meeting is to bring together leaders in the field to discuss the state of the art in human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) manufacturing with emphasis on current experiences with stem cell-derived products and organoids. Together with the hPSCreg, ISCBI and ISCI, the Bridging Session is held to engage Chinese and international scientific networks in order to facilitate stem cell standards development and priorities for the future.

The 1st Spermatogenesis Conference will gather academic and industrial experts focusing on exploring recent advances in understanding the biology of different phases in a variety of animal models as well as how epigenetic and genetic abnormalities may underlie transmission of diseases and fertility disorder in humans.

From the best practices of pre-clinical and clinical trials of CAR-T products, advances in cell and gene therapy manufacturing, case studies and success stories sharing, regulatory updates for the purpose of leading cell and gene therapy excellence in the market to next generation CGT treatment approaches, CGTWE will give you the best experience and overview of the matured CGT industry in Europe.

This conference will present recent research, explore opportunities for new collaborations, and identify the most important needs and priorities for future programs in stem cell, cell therapy, and bioengineering approaches to explore lung biology and/or prevent and treat lung diseases.

The Great Lakes Developmental Biology Meeting brings together developmental biologists from the U.S. and Canada to explore the on-going excitement of mammalian and model organism developmental biology and genetics today and in the future.

This course is intended for research scientists and PhD students who already have laboratory experience and a good knowledge (equivalent to a Master level) in developmental and cell biology. It provides a wide scope of how stem cells have adopted strategies to effect organogenesis and regeneration in different organisms. 

This new symposium will bring together experts in mouse and human genetics with experts in the study of pluripotency to discuss the use of genetically diverse panels of murine and human pluripotent stem cell lines and analyses of genetic heterogeneity.