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/1txbubwz7zb @ISSCR

From basic discovery to clinical translation, @ISSCR 's open-access society journal @Stemcellreports showcases research shaping the field. Stem Cell Reports is the Official Meeting Journal of #ISSCR2026. Learn more & meet the editorial team this July! invt.io/1txbt47gce5

Connect, collaborate, and share ideas at the #ISSCR2026 Meet-Up Hub. Reserve a 45-minute slot to bring a group of scientists who share a common interest together and network with peers in your field. Space is limited - submissions are due 13 May. invt.io/1txb212m03r @ISSCR

Today I listened to our fantastic cohort of MSc Stem Cell Technology students present business proposals for their UoN spin-out companies. Presenting to our investor panel for seed funding to achieve their first milestones we heard from: DermaStem Ltd - who have developed a mesenchymal stem cell-based wound dressing that could reduce the need for surgical skin grafts in patients with severe burns. TendoMend Ltd - who have developed a surgical scaffold containing adipose-derived stem cells for use during rotator-cuff repair surgery. StemGel Ltd - who have developed a hydrogel containing hIPSC-derived endocardio cells, cardiomyocytes, and endothelial cells to treat myocardial infarction. Although these companies are all hypothetical, it was fantastic to see how student ideas developed over the past few months, progressing from basic science, development of IP position and filing of patents, pre-clinical and clinical trial development through to product licensing, marketing, treating patients and eventually exit through acquisition. Well done to all students involved in todays business plan presentations! youtube.com/watch?v=XnT-UNW1… nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/cou…

Expand your professional circle at #ISSCR2026! Networking opportunities include small-group sessions in the Meet-Up Hub, networking breaks and receptions, & one-on-one partnering designed to facilitate collaboration & idea exchange. Register to connect with global researchers! invt.io/1lxbemlyzbx

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION! 3Rs Methods Meeting! We encourage you to submit your abstract for the upcoming 3Rs Methods Meeting to be held on 12 May 2026 at the Monica Partridge Building, University of Nottingham. The programme will showcase innovative methodologies and encourage discussion around methodology development and technological progress involving the implementation of the 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement) within research. Registration is free, and submission for poster and oral presentation are encouraged, with a price included for best presentations. Deadline submission for abstracts: 20th March 2026 Registration link: lnkd.in/eFG7J4-h Sponsored by Thermo Fisher For any queries please contact: carlos.sainz@nottingham.ac.uk #3Rs #StemCells #SustainableScience #CellCulture #LifeSciences #Organoids

Late-breaking abstract submission is now open for #ISSCR2026! Share timely results with the global stem cell community in Montréal this July through a poster presentation. Submit by 22 April 2026. invt.io/1txb9x0mrh9 @ISSCR

3Rs Methods Meeting! Places are filling up quickly and only 2 weeks left for abstract submission! If you are interested in joining us please submit your abstract for the upcoming 3Rs Methods Meeting to be held on 12 May 2026 at the Monica Partridge Building, University of Nottingham. The programme will showcase innovative methodologies and encourage discussion around methodology development and technological progress involving the implementation of the 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement) within research. Registration is free, and submission for poster and oral presentation are encouraged, with a price included for best presentations. Deadline submission for abstracts: 20th March 2026 Registration link: lnkd.in/eFG7J4-h For any queries please contact: carlos.sainz@nottingham.ac.uk #3Rs #StemCells #SustainableScience #CellCulture #LifeSciences #Organoids

#ISSCR2026 offers exclusive networking opportunities designed to connect you with researchers driving the future of stem cell science. Make connections that progress your research forward and join me at @ISSCR 2026 in Montréal, Canada this July. invt.io/1txbdrbhc9o

Open doors to new collaborations, mentorship, and global recognition in the stem cell community by presenting your research at #ISSCR2026. Abstracts are due 25 February to be considered for oral presentations and travel & merit awards. invt.io/1txb8uszy1w @ISSCR

Really looking forward to this meeting at University of Nottingham. Registration now open....don't miss out! We are pleased to invite you to the 3Rs Methods Meeting to be held on 12 May 2026 at the Monica Partridge Building, University of Nottingham. The programme will showcase innovative methodologies and encourage discussion around methodology development and technological progress involving the implementation of the 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement) within research. Registration is free, and submission for poster and oral presentation are encouraged, with a prize included for best presentations. Deadline submission for abstracts: 20th March 2026 Registration link: lnkd.in/ey4EAdeY For any queries please contact: carlos.sainz@nottingham.ac.uk

The #ISSCR2026 scientific program brings together leading voices and new ideas, covering a wide range of topics from stem cell biology to organoids, disease modeling, and cell therapies. Submit an abstract by 25 February: invt.io/1txbr07yi5n @ISSCR

Submit a science spotlight proposal to contribute to the scientific programming at #ISSCR2026! Organized by @ISSCR student & postdoc members, these sessions provide a fresh perspective on emerging scientific topics. Proposals are due 25 February invt.io/1txbpb6si0y

The abstract submission deadline for #ISSCR2026 is coming up on 25 February! Submit your research to showcase your findings, connect with global experts, and gain visibility. Travel awards are available for early career researchers. Learn more: invt.io/1txbtgjd7mn @ISSCR

The #ISSCR2026 scientific program features the field’s most influential voices & groundbreaking science. Explore breakthroughs from basic biology to clinical translation & join the conversations driving the field forward. invt.io/1txbbaclbg0 @ISSCR

Showcase your research on a global stage at #ISSCR2026! Submit an abstract by 25 February to share your latest stem cell discoveries, translational insights, or clinical advances. Research from all sectors is welcome - academia, industry, and more! invt.io/1txboiegrsv @ISSCR

Today we finished our stem-cell practical. Well done to all students in the class!! Over the past week everyone successfully maintained cultures of undifferentiated hIPSCs while at the same time differentiated hIPSCs into definitive endoderm to assess how BMP4 alters embryonic patterning. Next week we will interpret Q-PCR data from these experiments. @UniofNottingham @MedicineUoN #stemcells nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/cou…

We had an exciting first day during our pluripotent stem cell practical for @UniofNottingham MSc students. Today we coated plates and flasks with Matrigel ready to receive hIPSCs for maintenance and differentiation into definitive endoderm. It is a great pleasure to be involved in the training of future leaders in stem cell science. @MedicineUoN @UoNFacultyMHS nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/cou… youtube.com/watch?v=XnT-UNW1…