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Update from the Clinic

. I have recently joined the business development group at CCRM, as an analyst, and believe it would be useful to start compiling some recaps on clinical developments in the regenerative medicine (RM) and cell therapy industries to complement the other science-related...

Stem cell pioneer inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

by Michael Rudnicki, Scientific Director of the Stem Cell Network  Today it was announced that Ron Worton is an inductee into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame that is dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of medical heroes. As well as an accomplished and...

The thing about research is…

. The thing about research is that it’s an exciting and rewarding, but oftentimes complex and infuriating, cycle of asking questions and finding answers. Through some simple, yet expressive “Rage comic” illustrations (adapted from an online source; see further note...

Right Turn: TED’s take on tissue engineering

. Good science communication is an overarching goal for us at Signals Blog, so when we find examples of others doing a great job (and there are lots of them), we like to share. This week I came across a TED Talk by Nina Tandon, a biomedical engineer at Columbia...

Right Turn: Tips for the novice conference goer

. Canada’s premier stem cell research event, the Till and McCulloch Meetings, is just around the corner.  It seems like a fitting time to introduce you to Ph.Diddy, a creation of Life Technologies Corp – coincidentally a conference sponsor. Ph.Diddy has pre-conference...

Right Turn: 7 reasons to enter Cells I See

. This is the 5th (and perhaps final) edition of Cells I See, an art contest celebrating the beauty and wonder of stem cells. We thought we’d give you some incentive by showcasing last year’s winning entry and by giving you 7 reasons to enter the 2013...

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