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You can be anything you want — just like a stem cell. This was a key lesson for the 500 middle and high school students who attended the USC Stem Cell Day of Discovery on Feb. 4 on the Health Sciences Campus of the Keck School of Medicine of USC. “It...

Highlights Snafu in November Ankasa whacked Across-the-board cuts rejected After a hiccup last month, the California stem cell agency today coughed up $15 million for a quartet of researchers looking into Alzheimer's disease, cartilage repair, arthritis...

They may discover the key to help repair spinal cord injuries, help paralyzed children run again or find the cure for cancer. Fifty undergraduate students from California State University, Northridge will get the chance of a lifetime to conduct stem...

These are the biographies of some of our accepted speakers.  Not all our speakers are listed here Chair Persons Johanna Buschmann, University Hospital Zurich, Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery, Switzerland Johanna Buschmann studied chemistry from ...

Science Friday July 20, 2016 · 7:45 AM EDT By Adam Wernick Researchers at Stanford are reviving a technique that can use uncontaminated, blood-forming stem cells to treat a patient with cancer, autoimmune deficiency and other diseases. Beginning in...