by Sara M. Nolte | Jul 7, 2014
> Anyone who has, or is working on, a graduate degree (e.g. PhD, MSc) has likely encountered the “what does a PhD/MSc get you?” question. In my experience, the most frustrating thing wasn’t that I was asked this question at least three times at every family...
by Stacey Johnson | Jun 27, 2014
.. CCRM’s intrepid communications summer student is back! Erin Sugar dishes on the intersection between health, art and science using an intriguing medium: the Petri plate. In the spirit of the return of the Cells I See art contest (submissions begin mid-July, 2014 –...
by David Kent | Jun 26, 2014
> The cellular therapy plenary at the ISSCR conference on June 19 was an incredibly interesting mix of hope and despair. On one hand, the opening talk by Leigh Turner made us imagine thousands of people in the United States getting duped into stem cell therapies as...
by Stacey Johnson | May 30, 2014
> CCRM’s intrepid communications summer student is back! Erin Sugar gets right to the meat of the issue in today’s Right Turn. Does it leave you hungry for more or salivating with anger? Sometimes, an ordinary encasement of all-beef or pork salami is just not going...
by Nick Dragojlovic | May 26, 2014
> In a recent post on Signals, David Kent made the case for government-funded clinical trials of autologous stem cell therapies, since the lack of proven commercialization models in this area make it difficult to attract private investment. Another way of financing...
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