Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Speaker: Yentel Mateo-Otero, Tyser Group, Postdoc
Title: "Expanding the cardiac progenitor pool: Characterising the molecular mechanisms governing Juxta-Cardiac Field specification and differentiation."
Speaker: Luca Schwarz, Shahbazi Group, PhD
Title: “A blastocyst-derived in vitro model of the human placenta”
Host: Giovanna Mantica, Laurenti, PhD student
Speaker: Dr Sumru Bayin, CSCI Affiliate PI, Gurdon Institute
Title: “Age-dependent regenerative mechanisms in the brain”
Host: Prof. Bertie Gottgens
This is the fourth CCMR annual symposium and will feature talks by leading experts in myelin repair, Q&A sessions, sponsors exhibition, a data blitz, poster session and plenty of opportunity for discussions over refreshment breaks and lunch/dinner.
Building a Culture of Research Integrity
Speaker: Rhys Morgan
Speaker: James Russell, Tzelepis Group, PhD student
Title: 'U₃₄-tRNA Modifying Enzymes as Regulators of AML Maintenance'
Speaker: George Giotopoulos, Huntly Group, Postdoc
Title: 'Delayed Trp53 activation protects Dnmt3a-mutant hematopoietic stem cells from inflammatory attrition.'
Host: Jethro Lundie-Brown, Philpott Group, PhD student
Speaker: Prof. Fiona Watt, Director of EMBO
Title: "Exploring cellular heterogeneity in human skin"
Host: Dr. Richard Tyser, CSCI PI
Speaker: Laura Magnani, Laurenti Group, PhD student
Title: "Thyroid hormone effects on human haematopoiesis"
Speaker: Jade Gong, Hodson Group, Postdoc
Title: “DDX3 dosage imbalance contributes to sex bias in lymphoma"
Host: James Russell, Tzelepis Group, PhD student
Join the Zilbauer Lab and the Stem Cell Institute Technology & Innovation Forum (SCI-TIF) for a cutting-edge event, bringing together leading local researchers in human organoid research with industry and policy experts.
Speaker: Prof. Michael Sigal, Group Leader at the Department of Hepatology and Gastroenterology, Charité – Universitätsmedizin
Title: "Dynamic interplay between stem cells and their mesenchymal niche in gastrointestinal health and disease"
Host: Dr. Maria Duque-Correa
Speaker: Ellie Slater, Zilbauer Group, PhD student
Title: "Epigenetic Regulation of Epithelial MHC Class II in Health and Inflammatory Bowel Disease."
Speaker: Special talk from Craig Brierley: 'Have I got news for you: How to get your research into the headlines'
Head of Research Communications at the School of Clinical Medicine discussing how the School can support researchers with sharing their work.
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