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Till & McCulloch Meetings 2020: A tale of self-renewal

Joshua Dierolf (www.joshuadierolf.com) is currently completing his PhD in the lab of Dr. Dean Betts, at Western University, studying the influence of metabolism on stem cell pluripotency and early development. He will be joining Dr. Amy Wong, at the University of...

Right Turn: End of an era, almost

> This is my final post as co-editor of Signals, and in sitting down to draft it, I found myself struggling to find words. How do you sum up six years of blogging? Quite simply, you don’t. However, as this also marks the end of the Stem Cell Network’s involvement...

Using cell circuits to program cellular outcomes

> One of my favourite things about the Till and McCulloch Meetings (#TMM2014) is the careful thought that goes into session organization. The balance of basic science, ethics, engineering, and industrial and clinical applications has always been a nice feature of...

What not to miss at #TMM2014

> Next week, close to 500 researchers, clinicians, trainees, industry and government representatives will gather in Ottawa for some of the best the stem cell and regenerative medicine research community has to offer. The third Till & McCulloch Meetings is...

Cell Therapy Industry 2027: It’s not all about therapies

. Nestled in the bosom of the Canadian Rockies, the global regenerative medicine community is assembled. Coaches laden with young investigators sporting impractically packed posters and drawn, jet lagged expressions are arriving in a steady procession. The usually...