CorEuStem 2025: Pioneering the Future of Stem Cell Collaboration in Europe

CorEuStem 2025: Pioneering the Future of Stem Cell Collaboration in Europe

CorEuStem COST Action CA20140 would like to call the attention to all members, Core Facilities and R&D partners to save the date on CorEuStem 2025: Pioneering the Future of Stem Cell Core Facilities in Europe that will take place on May 29-30th, 2025 at Human Technopole (HT) in Milan, Italy.

The European Network for Stem Cell Core Facilities will be hosting CorEuStem 2025 to unite scientists from stem cell core facilities across Europe. The event aims to discuss the latest advances in stem cell biology, disease modelling, and genome editing, pioneered by these facilities. A key focus will be on standardising and harmonising protocols across Europe, as well as exploring new technologies to enhance collaboration and efficiency in the field.

We foresee the attendance of circa 120 participants and the event will consist of on-site lectures, two poster sessions, and a final session dedicated to the achievements of the working groups composing our network.

CorEuStem 2025 is organised by Giovanni Fagà and Jacopo Zasso, Genome Engineering and Disease Modelling Facility at HT (Italy), Laura Batlle Morera, Tissue Engineering Unit at CRG (Spain), Laurent David, iPSC Core Facility at Université de Nantes (France), Inês Figueira, NOVA Medical School in Lisbon (Portugal), Adrien Roux, HEPIA in Geneva (Switzerland), Katriina Aalto-Setälä, Tampere University (Finland).

More detailed information will be provided shortly. For the moment, information on how to support the event can be found at: CorEuStem 2025: Pioneering the Future of Stem Cell Collaboration in Europe – Human Technopole

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