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UpdateSUPCOMING SEMINAR:
Stay tuned for more exciting events coming up in 2023!
14 Feb 23, 11am: John Chua, NUS (in-person) more information & registration 7 Mar 23, 9am: Jeffrey Millman, WUSTL (virtual) more information & registration 18 April 23, 11am: Mark Dinesh Mutiah (in-person) 16 May 23, 11am: Alice Pebay, Uni Melbourne (virtual) 18 Jul 23, 11am: Beno Freedman, Uni Washington (virtual) 15 Aug 23, 11am: Alfred Sun, Duke-NUS (in-person)
We are honored that Xinyi delivers her award lecture at the SCSS Symposium 2022. Register now to be able to attend her talk.
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PAST SEMINARS:
Find additional seminars recordings here 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 Roger FOO, National University of Singapore "Factors for cardiomyocyte cell states" For more information Panel discussion "How to make collaborations between industry and researchers successful" Ryan LIM, Thermo Fisher Scientific; Geoff MCDERMOTT, 10x Genomics; Benjamin BORGO, Merck For more information & on-demand viewing Andrew ELEFANTY, The Royal Children's Hospital, Australia "Modelling human haematopoietic development in vitro with pluripotent stem cells" For more information & on-demand viewing Keiichiro SUZUKI, Osaka University "Genome editing therapy through the HITI and SATI methods: the future avenues of management in inherited diseases" For more information Panel discussion "Promoting clinician-scientist collaborations in the cell therapy ecosystem" Xinyi SU, IMCB; Ye Xin KOH, SGH, Dave YONG, Miltenyi More information & on-demand viewing Yong LIU, Third Military Medical University, China "Team Report on Clinical Trial of Human Stem Cell Derived Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cell Transplantation for Macular Degeneration" More information & on-demand viewing Hongkui DENG, Peking University, China "Establishing a Novel Intestinal Organoid Culture System Modeling Injury-Associated Epithelial Regeneration" More information Hanry YU, Singapore-MIT Alliance "Engineering 3D Cellular Niche for Applications" More information & on-demand viewing ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION "Cell & Gene Therapy" Pamela MOK, Celligenics; Jeremy NG, STEMCELL Technologies; Srinivasan KELLATHUR, HSA, Colin STEWART, ASRL & Nuevocor More information and on-demand viewing Mandeep SINGH, Johns Hopkins, US "Progress and Challenges in Retinal Stem Cell Therapy for Vision Repair and Regeneration" More information (session was not recorded) E Shyong TAI, NUS & PRECISE "The National Precision Medicine Programme" More information & on-demand viewing George Q DALEY, Boston Children’s Hospital, US "Blood from a Petri Dish" More information & on-demand viewing Chwee Teck LIM, NUS "Microfluidic tools for biological research and clinical applications" More information & on-demand viewing Immune Cell Therapy Roundtable Panelists: Jacqueline Ng, Thermo Fisher Scientific; Teck Guan Soh, ACTRIS; Wee Kiat Tan, CytoMed Therapeutics; Yannick Simoni, ImmunoScape More information & on-demand viewing Dr Xianmin ZENG, RxCell & NUS "iPSC-derived Therapy" More information & on-demand viewing Find additional seminar recordings here Vertical Divider
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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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