2022 Frontiers in Stem Cell & Organoid Medicine Symposium

Frontiers in Stem Cell & Organoid Medicine Symposium will take place on March 24-25, 2022. Due to continuous rise of the omicron variant in the Ohio region, the Symposium will be held virtually.

This international symposium, co-sponsored by The Center for Stem Cell & Organoid Medicine (CuSTOM) and RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR), as well as a number of leading biotechnology companies, will focus on recent breakthroughs and acceleration of clinical translation, and will feature top academic researchers, industry scientists, as well as junior investigators who are emerging leaders in the field.

The symposium will include topics from basic research to clinical and commercial translation of iPS cell and organoid technology. Workshop sessions will focus on major hurdles and opportunities in Organoid Medicine.

 
 
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Registration

The cost of registration is $50.00 USD for Academic Attendees and FREE for Students and Trainees.

Invited Speakers and CuSTOM faculty members: Please remember to use the code you were given when you register for the symposium.

Registration is now closed. For questions, please contact CuSTOM@cchmc.org


2022 Speakers

  • Gordon Keller (Keynote), University Health Network, Canada

  • Lorenz Studer (Keynote), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USA

  • Leyla Esfandiari, CuSTOM, University of Cincinnati, USA

  • Mingxia Gu, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA

  • Ziyuan Guo, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA

  • Michael Helmrath, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA

  • Deborah Hursh, CBER/FDA, USA

  • Karl Koehler, Boston Children’s Hospital, USA

  • Darrell Kotton, Boston University, USA

  • Hidetoshi Masumoto, RIKEN, Japan

  • Mitsuru Morimoto, RIKEN, Japan

  • Sergiu Pasca, Stanford University School of Medicine, USA

  • Josef Penninger, University of British Columbia, Canada

  • Li Qian, University of North Carolina, USA

  • Adrian Roth, Roche, Switzerland

  • Toshiro Sato, Keio University, Japan

  • Mark Skyler-Scott, Stanford University School of Medicine, USA

  • Minoru Takasato, RIKEN, Japan

  • Yo Tanaka, RIKEN, Japan

  • James Wells, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA

  • Susanne Wells, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA

  • Kelley Yan, Columbia University, USA

  • Aaron Zorn, CuSTOM, Cincinnati Children’s, USA