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SCSS - JSRM Joint Webinar (Zoom Meeting) Date: 8 October 24 Time: 11am - 12:30pm Masaki IEDA, Keio University School of Medicine, Japan "Direct cardiac reprogramming to treat heart failure" Lynn YAP, NTU, LKCM, Singapore "Insights into hPSC-derived cardiac progenitors for heart regeneration" Moderator: Adrian TEO, IMCB More information & registration PAST SEMINARS:
Find additional seminar recordings here SCSS - JSRM Joint Webinar Kazunobu SAWAMOTO, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Japan "Building bridges in the brain: Promoting neuronal migration for recovery" Li ZENG, National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore "Modelling neurological diseases to pinpoint the cause of neurodegeneration" More information SCSS-IMCB Seminar Ralf JAUCH, University of Hongkong "The directed and natural evolution of the molecular toolkit of stem cells" More information SCSS - JSRM Joint Webinar (Zoom Meeting) Ryuhei HAYASHI, Osaka University, Japan "Regenerative medicine for the eye using pluripotent stem cells" Hwee Goon TAY, Duke-NUS, Singapore "Developing stem cell based therapy for retinal degeneration" More information SCSS-JSRM Joint Webinar Series Shin KANEKO, CIRA, Kyoto, Japan "Development of allogenic iPSC-based antigen-specific T cell immunotherapy" Qijing LI, IMCB, Singapore "A learning journey of T cell therapy against solid tumors" More information & on-demand viewing PANEL DISCUSSION "Emerging Trends in Biotech and What It Takes To Succeed" Kim PNG, Principal, Polaris Partners; David LOONG, Head of Emerging Biotech (South Asia & Oceania), Merck Life Science; Clare TAN, Tikva Allocell (More information) Benjamin FREEDMAN, University of Washington, US "Human Organoid Models of Genetic Disease" More information & on-demand viewing Alice PEBAY, University of Melbourne, Australia "Modelling complex diseases using human induced pluripotent stem cells" More information & on-demand viewing Mark MUTHIAH, National University Health System "Linking clinicians and scientists to tackle metabolic diseases - the view from the liver" and Farah TASNIM, Institute of Bioengineering and Bioimaging "Recapitulating NASH in vitro using advanced liver systems) More information Jeff MILLMAN, WUSTL, USA "Stem Cell-Derived Islets: A Promising Solution for Diabetes Treatment" More information & on-demand viewing John (Jia En) CHUA, National University of Singapore "Using stem cell-derived neurons and organoids to study neurodevelopment disorders" More information Jacob (Yaqub) HANNA, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel "Ex Utero Embryogenesis: from Naive Pluripotent Stem cells to Advanced Embryoid Models" More information & on-demand viewing Rachel ANKENY, University of Adelaide, Australia "Testing Commons-Based Models for the Future of Research and Therapeutics in Australian Stem Cell Research" More information & on-demand viewing Panel discussion "Promoting bioengineering collaborations in the cell therapy ecosystem" Sing Yian CHEW Nanyang Technological University; Thuy Tram DANG, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore For more information & on-demand viewing Joseph V. BONVENTRE, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA "Human ureteric bud organoids and functional collecting duct epithelial derived from pluripotent stem cells" More information & on-demand viewing Find additional seminar recordings here 
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SCSS - Dr Susan Lim Award for Outstanding Young Investigator 2024 - Call for applications
The SCSS is pleased to launch this year's competition for the 2024 Dr. Susan Lim Award for Outstanding Young Investigator supported by the Dr. Susan Lim Endowment for Education and Research. This award recognizes the exceptional achievements of an investigator in the early part of their independent career in stem cell research. The award emphasizes the numerous and continued contributions of Singapore-based researchers toward understanding the fundamental biology of stem cells and promoting their potential as powerful tools in disease modeling, drug screening and regenerative medicine.
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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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