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Making sure amazing things happen
Joe Sornberger is Director of Communications Programs for the Canadian Stem Cell Foundation and author of the book “Dreams & Due Diligence: Till and McCulloch’s Stem Cell Discovery and Legacy.” Amazing things can happen in 10 years. Consider the world, circa 2004. The United States had yet to elect an African American president, Steve […]
A day in the ISSCR2014 classroom: Student blog post 3
> This is the third in a series of posts from Vancouver high school students who attended the ISSCR conference after winning an essay contest sponsored by the Stem Cell Network, ISSCR and Let’s Talk Science. The contest was organized by Vancouver StemCellTalks. Congratulations to the five winners: Lauren Dobischok, Tanner Jones, Mindy Lin, Vivian Tsang, and Michelle Tse. Post by Mindy […]
TED-Ed: An attempt at translating sciences to society
By Sarthak Sinha In the two weeks following their release, over 250,000 individuals worldwide have watched and shared these two TED-Ed lessons (see below); a project we worked on for three months. As a reflection on this work, I wanted to share where it all started, what it means in the context of sciences beyond […]