In this ISSCR Member Spotlight, @berteroale reflects on his group's work on how chromatin architecture guides pluripotent stem cell differentiation, the importance of international collaboration, and the experiences that have shaped his career. Read more: bit.ly/4uCsOQE

This past year has been a defining moment for both the ISSCR and the stem cell field. ISSCR strengthened its scientific leadership, expanded its global reach, & advanced its commitment to innovation, translation, inclusion, & communication. Read more: ow.ly/n2lr50Z9G3H

Celebrate 20 years of iPSC discovery with the ISSCR in Kyoto this October! It will feature advances in science, bioengineering, ethics, and policy 👉 bit.ly/49jDNXN Thank you to our Diamond Sponsor, Syntax Bio, for supporting this symposium.

Join the ISSCR 2026 Attendee Orientation webinar for an official guide on how to navigate, utilize, and maximize your conference experience at the ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting 👉 bit.ly/47ZP7XF

Connect with leading scientists, discover groundbreaking research, and take part in countless networking opportunities designed to spark collaboration and innovation at #ISSCR2026! Register & be part of the future of stem cell science! invt.io/1txbg03p5to @ISSCR

🌍 Help shape the future of the stem cell workforce. The #ISSCR and @StemCellNetwork invite students, trainees, researchers, and industry professionals to complete an anonymous global survey. #StemCellResearch ow.ly/awpP50Z8SH8

Dr. Wendell Lim, @UCSF, will share his latest research at #ISSCR2026! His research focuses on understanding how genetically encoded molecular programs yield complex cellular behaviors, studying mechanisms of cell signaling. Register to hear more 👉 isscr2026.org/

This @stemcellreports (@isscr) special issue reflects on twenty years of progress while charting future directions for the field. Learn more: hubs.li/Q04jHC2S0 @GairdnerAwards @SickKidsNews

Stem cell medicine is quickly becoming one of the most discussed areas in Parkinson disease, but many clinicians are still looking for practical, evidence-based resources to help navigate the science and answer patient questions. That's why we've partnered with the @ISSCR to launch a new Roundtable Discussion series alongside its educational course on stem cell medicine in Parkinson disease. 🎥 In Episode 1, Roger Barker, MD, PhD, and Claire Henchcliffe, MD, DPhil, discuss how the course was developed, why Parkinson disease has emerged as a leading area for stem cell research, and what clinicians can gain from participating. #ParkinsonsDisease #Neurology neurologylive.com/view/insid…

💭 "Should I be looking into stem cell therapy?" It's a question more neurologists are hearing from patients with Parkinson disease. In Episode 2 of our @ISSCR Roundtable Discussion series, Claire Henchcliffe, MD, DPhil, and Roger Barker, MD, PhD, discuss how clinicians can navigate these conversations, distinguish promising research from unproven therapies, and help patients make informed decisions. 🔖neurologylive.com/view/what-…

🎉 Welcome to the newest Early Career Editors of Stem Cell Reports! Their global perspectives will help shape the future of stem cell science and publishing. 🌍Read more: ow.ly/srvk50Z7Fv0 @berteroale @shifengxue

👏 Thank you, @martinperaJAX, for your transformative leadership of Stem Cell Reports. From launching the podcast to creating the Early Career Editorial Board & advancing research rigor, Martin helped shape the journal & elevate voices in the community. ow.ly/5FEj50Z7G4N

Stem Cell Medicine: Parkinson's Disease, a free, on-demand course accredited by @HarvardMed, explores emerging dopamine cell therapy approaches for Parkinson's disease for clinicians, medical students & healthcare professionals. Take the course 👉 bit.ly/4mpoh0Q

Discover the next frontier of stem cell research in Montréal, Canada this July at the #ISSCR2026. Join 3,500 researchers worldwide to exchange ideas, present your work, and connect with the global community driving regenerative medicine forward 👉 isscr2026.org/

Optimized prime editing of the Alzheimer’s disease-associated APOE4 mutation hubs.li/Q04gnZcJ0 Highlight from @stemcellreports best of 2025 collection @ISSCR @GairdnerAwards @SickKidsNews

Telmisartan is neuroprotective in a hiPSC-derived spinal microtissue model for C9orf72 ALS via inhibition of neuroinflammation hubs.li/Q04gkfzm0 Highlight from @stemcellreports best of 2025 collection @ISSCR @GairdnerAwards @SickKidsNews @MSK_CSCB

Gene reactivation upon erosion of X chromosome inactivation in female hiPSCs is predictable yet variable and persists through differentiation hubs.li/Q04glfvd0 Highlight from @stemcellreports best of 2025 collection @ISSCR @GairdnerAwards @SickKidsNews @iBBTecnico

PKM2 is a key factor to regulate neurogenesis and cognition by controlling lactate homeostasis hubs.li/Q04gnZZk0 Highlight from @stemcellreports best of 2025 collection @ISSCR @GairdnerAwards @SickKidsNews

ISSCR membership represents dedication to ethical and rigorous research, connecting you with a global community united by that same commitment. We build the foundation of rigor, reproducibility & trust that will carry stem cell research forward 👉 isscr.org/membership

Make plans to hear Shinya Yamanaka, the stem cell biologist best known for discovering iPSCs, discuss applications for iPSCs and where we are heading. He will present at both #ISSCR2026 and at ISSCR's iPSC 20th Anniversary Symposium in Kyoto this October. nature.com/articles/d41573-0…