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UPCOMING EVENTS:
Asian Alliance for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine (AASCRM) Webinar Series 2025 (virtual)
Date: 4 July 25 (Friday) Time: 11 - 12:30 (SGT) Shizuka MIURA, Kusyu University, Japan "Conversion of dedifferentiated hepatocytes into intestinal epithelial cells" Bin WANG, Chongqing University, China "Chromatin accessibility: An essential role in gastric tumorigenesis and patient stratification" For more information & registration Find the tentative schedule for the AASCRM Webinar Series 2025 here
PAST SEMINARS:
Find additional seminar recordings here AASCRM Webinar Series 2025 - June 25 Miki ANDO, Juntendo University, Japan "Development of next-generation T cell therapy for hematological malignancies and beyond" Qi-Jing LI, Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology, Singapore "Back to the Future -- A learning journey of T cell therapy against solid tumors" For more information AASCRM Webinar Series - May 25 Haoyi WANG, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China "Improving T Cell therapy using novel gene editing tools" Hyungseok SEO, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea "Reinvigorating CAR T cells: transcriptional and epigenetic modulation to overcome exhaustion in solid tumors" For more information AASCRM Webinar Series - Apr 25 Yoonhee JIN, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Korea "Biomimetic extracellular microenvironment for engineering female reproductive systems" Hongmei WANG, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China "Deciphering the mechanisms of primate early embryogenesis and placentation" For more information AASCRM Webinar Series - Mar 25 Bon-Kyoung KOO, Institute for Basic Science, Korea "Epithelial WNT secretion drives niche escape of developing gastric cancer" Grace YEO, Genome Institute of Singapore, Singapore "Spatial omics reveals regional neighborhoods associated with intra-tumoral epithelial heterogeneity in colorectal cancer" For more information AASCRM Webinar Series - Feb 25 Jichang WANG, Sun Yat-sen University, China "Generation of xenochimeric blastoids assembled from human expandable trophectoderm-like cells and mESCs" Yasuhiro TAKASHIMA, CiRA, Japan "Naive human PSCs model pre- to post-implantation development" For more information Asian Alliance for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine (AASCRM) - Jan 25 Xinyi SU, IMCB, Singapore "Retinal Cell Therapy: Progress and Challenges" Tadao MAEDA, VCCT Inc, Japan "iPSC-derived retinal cell in regenerative medicine: current progress and future prospective" For more information IMCB - SCSS Joint Seminar (in-person)
Yun Sil CHANG, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea "Mesenchymal stem cell therapy in neonatal intractable brain disorders" SCSS - JSRM Joint Seminar
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" More information 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 Find additional seminar recordings here 
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Notice of the Annual General Meeting 2024 of the Stem Cell Society Singapore
Day: 14 April 2025 Time: 16:00 - 17:00 Venue: Boardroom, L6 Neuros Building, 8 Biomedical Grove, Singapore 138665 
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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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