on demand webinars

Check out an exciting webinar featuring the ISSCR 2024 Poster Award Winners. The dynamic program showcases cutting-edge research in cell biology and immunology, offering insights into the mechanisms governing cellular behavior and novel therapeutic strategies.

Technological advancements in the stem cell field improve our understanding of human stem cells, emphasizing the need to closely replicate physiological conditions for improved utility. Achieving this requires multidisciplinary approaches, incorporating vascularization, 3D biomaterials, microfluidic devices, and stem cell engineering, as highlighted in this session, particularly focusing on innovative contributions from early-career scientists to address key challenges in stem cell models.

In this 4-part series of presentations will highlight advances in organoid technology in areas of complexity, maturation, engineering, and architecture. It will also highlight some of the next generation of scientists driving these advances. This program was sponsored by STEMCELL Technologies, AMS Bio, Bio-Techne, and Burroughs Wellcome Fund.

This webinar gives the community access to experts who have successfully applied AI to stem cell and disease research, providing opportunities to learn about these case studies, as well as resources and strategies for scientists looking to implement these methods.

This session features new tools and technologies to engineer stem cells and expand capabilities for measuring and guiding cell-fate transitions, including differentiation and reprogramming.

Organoid research is a dynamic field with its own scientific, ethical, and regulatory landscape. This webinar focuses on navigating the standards of organoid research amid conceptual, epistemological, public, and regulatory uncertainties. We ask whether scientists fully understand the clinical potential of organoids, the ethical and regulatory frameworks they fall under, and what the public knows and expects from this research. Aimed at organoid researchers and those in related fields, this webinar offers insights to untangle these related uncertainties and identify current gaps in the standards and regulation of organoid research.