Trained in the 'dark arts' for the first time by the Institute's own Stan Strawbridge (Smith Lab) and Alisa Molotova (Franklin Lab) researchers Moyra Lawrence (Ghevaert Lab) and Will Bernard (Sinha Lab) took their first step into the world of science comedy.
Image credit: Michael Conterio
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Stem Cell Institute PIs awarded funding for UK/Japan collaborative projects in regenerative medicine
Sep 22, 2020Stem Cell Institute PIs and affiliates have been awarded funding from MRC-AMED joint call for collaborations between academics in the UK and Japan in the field of regenerative medicine and stem cell research.
In their latest The Future of Everything podcast, the Wall Street Journal explore the possibility of making blood in the lab and feature an interview with Cambridge Stem Cell Institute PI Dr Cédric Ghevaert.
Group Leader Dr Jyoti Nangalia has been awarded funding from the Rosetrees Trust for her project “Towards precision medicine: Integrating personalised prognostic predictions for patients with myeloid stem cell cancers into clinical care.”
Stem Cell Institute Group Leaders elected as EMBO members
Jul 07, 2020Two Cambridge Stem Cell Institute Group Leaders are among the 63 scientists from around the world elected this year as Members and Associate Members of the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO).
Institute PIs awarded university promotions
Jun 26, 2020Many congratulations to our institute and affiliate PIs who have been awarded promotions through the University’s Academic Promotions process recognising their outstanding work.
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