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Conference
Start Time:08 Oct 2013
End Time:10 Oct 2013
Where:Herrenhausen Palace Conference Centre, Hanover, Germany
What are the most important problems to overcome to make progress in the fields of stem cells and regenerative medicine? Nature Medicine, in consultation with the research community, has identified a series of roadblocks to translational research on stem cells and regenerative medicine. A subset of leaders in the field will attend the Herrenhausen Symposium and participate in an interdisciplinary discussion that will point in the direction of solutions to the greatest challenges that the fields of stem cells and regenerative medicine face.
The symposium will be a closed event. In addition to the invited speakers, 10-15 attendees will be chosen to participate on the basis of their application for admission. Preference will be given to young and early-career investigators (assistant professors, lecturers, research associates, postdoctoral researchers and clinical fellows) who are currently working in related areas.
Organizers: Carolina Pola, Nature Medicine, New York, United States.
Science > Cell and Developmental Biology > Stem Cell Research Science > Neuroscience Science > Drug Development > Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Science > Molecular Biosciences Health > Cardiology Health > Hematology Health > Neurology > Spinal Cord Medicine
Keywords: Stem Cells, Regenerative Medicine, Biotechnology, Cardiology, Cardiovascular biology, Drug Discovery, Developmental Biology, Hematology, Hepatology, medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Neurology, spinal cord injury
Posted on: 24 Jun 2013 Posted by: Susan Kim
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