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Updates8 July 2020:
Hongyan WANG, Duke-NUS Medical School, Singapore and Vice-Secretary, Stem Cell Society Singapore has been elected as an EMBO Associate Member. Big congratulations for this major achievement on behalf of the Stem Cell Society Singapore. More information Dec 2020:
jointly organized with the Japanese Society of Regenerative Medicine (JSRM) Mark your calendars! UPCOMING SEMINARS:
SCSS / CTFG Virtual Seminar Series Stay connected for the announcement of the next webinar IMCB - SCSS Joint Webinar 20 Oct 20, 11am: Prof Dario Campana, NUS Transforming the treatment of cancer with immune cells More information & registration Seminars are open to all. Registration is required and opens about 4 weeks before each seminar. RECENT SEMINARS:
SCSS - CTFG Virtual Webinar Series 1 Sep 20, 11am: Prof Han Chong Toh, NCCS T cells or not T cells for Solid Tumours - That Is The Question More information & on-demand viewing 18 Aug 20, 11am: Prof Kah Leong Lim, LKCM Regenerative Medicine for Parkinson’s Disease – Past, Present, and Future More information & On-demand viewing 14 July 20, 11am: Prof John Connolly, IMCB A novel strategy for single-cell metabolic analysis highlights rapid metabolic reprograming during immune tolerance induction More information & On-demand viewing IMCB - SCSS Joint Webinar 28 July 20, 11am: Prof Simon Cool, IMCB Biomimicry of glycosaminoglycans in the bone marrow microenvironment More information AGM 2020 Announcement
Due to the circuit breaker and social distancing measurements the SCSS Annual General Meeting 2020 will be deferred until further notice. June 2020:
Release of SG55 Video : "55 Scientists, one voice, one target, Fight covid-19" 
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Stem Cell Society Singapore (SCSS)The Stem Cell Society Singapore (SCSS), registered in January 2008 is a not-for-profit organization seeking to serve the community with a threefold objective: (i) to bring together researchers, clinicians, health professionals, and companies interested in stem cells (ii) to provide information to lay persons about stem cells (iii) to provide a focus for all issues connected with stem cells |
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