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SCI-TIF - Technology & Innovation Forum

Our bespoke programme brings together scientists with an interest in stem cells and technology to foster rich discussions, partnerships and translational opportunities.



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New insights into ageing revealed in recent study from Nangalia group and collaborators

6 March 2025

Research has uncovered fundamental differences in how blood stem cells evolve with age in mice compared to humans, reshaping our understanding of ageing and disease. The way in which blood stem cells evolve over a lifespan differs greatly between humans and mice, new research reveals. The findings provide a new...

SCI-TIF Hot Topic event explores stem cell competition and cancer development alongside industry partners

3 March 2025

Last week (24 February) the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute Technology and Innovation Forum (SCI-TIF), hosted a Hot Topic event on Stem Cell Competition as a Driver of Premalignancy and Cancer event at the AstraZeneca Discovery Centre (DISC). The event brought together leading researchers and professionals to explore the...

In remembrance of Professor Roger Pedersen

14 February 2025

We are very sad to share the news of the passing of Professor Roger Pedersen, a pioneering stem cell researcher whose vision and hard work was instrumental in creating the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute. Before coming to Cambridge in the early 2000s, Roger’s illustrious career had established him as a preeminent...

Neuroblastoma engagement project earns University recognition

7 February 2025

Dr Kirsty Ferguson was among Cambridge Stem Cell Institute members and affiliates recognised in the 2024 Cambridge Awards for Research Impact and Engagement.

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