International Society for Stem Cell Research 2018 Annual Meeting

When will stem cells restore vision, treat diabetes or replace damaged skin?

2,500+ stem cell scientists under one roof will be discussing: How will CRISPR gene editing change medicine? Can stem cells heal broken hearts? What can we learn about regeneration from axolotls and zebrafish? What’s the economic potential of gene and cell therapies? How do we safely trial and commercialise stem cell medicines?

The International Society for Stem Cell Research 2018 Annual Meeting, bringing global stem cell science to Australia, will be held from 20 to 23 June 2018 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. It will cover topics including cancer stem cells, stem cells as a tool for studying diseases, organoid ‘mini organ’ research, gene therapy and CRISPR gene editing, and progressing gene and cell therapies to the clinic.

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About the International Society for Stem Cell Research (www.isscr.org)

The International Society for Stem Cell Research is an independent, nonprofit membership organisation established to promote and foster the exchange and dissemination of information and ideas relating to stem cells, to encourage the general field of research involving stem cells and to promote professional and public education in all areas of stem cell research and application.

Background: Stem Cell Facts – download an introduction to stem cells and stem cell research (pdf). Stem cell glossary.

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