1. Northeast England Stem Cell Institute (NESCI) Research Day, 18
April, 12-6pm, Newcastle, UK
NESCI will be holding a research day this Friday from 12-6pm,
commencing with lunch and concluding with a drinks reception. There
will be five speakers from Durham and Newcastle universities covering
topics such as limbal stem cells, skin stem cells and neural crest
stem cells, together with a poster session. The meeting will take
place in the Scotswood Suite at the Centre for Life in central
Newcastle. To register, please contact Lucy Kuene:
lucy.kuene@ncl.
2. University of Bath Centre for Regenerative Medicine Open Meeting,
21 April, 2.30-5.30pm, Bath, UK
The University of Bath CRM will hold its next open meeting on the
afternoon of Monday 21st April at the university's Department of
Biology and Biochemistry. There will be 4 talks on topics such as
cell fate mapping and switching, and the opening keynote speaker will
be Roger Patient (University of Oxford) who will speak on "How to
make a blood stem cell". Pre-registration is required. For further
details, please contact Andrew Chalmers: a.chalmers@bath.
visit www.bath.ac.
3. Imperial College Seminar on hESCs in Medical & Genetic Research,
21 April, 4pm, Imperial College, UK
Professor Nissim Benvenisty. Director of the Stem Cell Unit at the
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, will deliver a seminar on human
embryonic stem cells at the Roderic Hill Building, Imperial College
on 21 April at 4pm. Places are limited and pre-registration is
essential. Further information is available in the attached notice;
to register, contact Mrs S M Payne at s.everall@imperial.
4. RegeNer8 Event on the Regulatory Framework for Regenerative
Medicine, 25 April, 9.30-4pm, York, UK
The N8 Centre for Translational Regenerative Medicine (RegeNer8) is
holding a one-day workshop titled The Regulatory Framework for
Regenerative Medicine: Challenges and Opportunities at the Hilton
Hotel in York on 25 April. The keynote speaker will be Christopher
Bravery (MHRA Senior Assessor) and other speakers include Alison
Wilson (CellData Services), Andrew Webster (ESRC Stem Cell
Initiative) and Sheila MacNeil (University of Sheffield). For more
information, and to register on-line, see www.regener8.
UKNSCN will be present at this event.
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