by Stem Cell Network | Dec 21, 2010
Ben Paylor introducing speakers at StemCellTalks by Ben Paylor, Maisam Makarem and Véronique Lecault December 3rd, 2010. 8:45am. The auditorium lights of the Michael Smith Laboratories at UBC dimmed on nearly 50 eager Greater Vancouver high school students and 15...
by Michelle Ly | Dec 20, 2010
Stem cells were high on the list of hot topics at this year’s American Society of Hematology conference in Orlando, Florida, particularly regarding the uses and effects of stem cells in the treatment of disease. The Ham-Wasserman lecture, named for two past ASH...
by David Kent | Dec 7, 2010
My last post was mostly centred on the lack of openness displayed by a growing number of scientists, but failed to comment on the wonderful array of findings that were presented by world leaders in stem cell biology. The Royal Society Meeting that took place in...
by Stem Cell Network | Dec 1, 2010
Of all the projects we run out of our small admin office, certainly one of the more visually compelling is the Cells I See art contest. As a side event at the Network’s scientific meeting, Cells I See usually elicits a great deal of buzz, as conference attendees...
by Stem Cell Network | Nov 29, 2010
If you didn’t have the chance to attend the Stem Cell Network’s scientific meeting in Calgary last week, you can get first hand accounts of the best the conference had to offer. If you were there, then there’s nothing wrong with experiencing it...
by Stem Cell Network | Nov 24, 2010
There’s been all sorts of fun so far at the Stem Cell Network’s 2010 Scientific Meeting, and we’ve been talking to a few of the attendees about what their thoughts are on what’s happened so far. Late on day two, we spoke with Kevin Wang of...
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