ISSCR
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The ISSCR is the largest, most respected society of stem cell researchers in the world. The non-profit organization represents 5,000 scientists, educators, ethicists, and business leaders across 80 countries. Together, our vision is a world where stem cell science is encouraged, ethics are prioritized, and discovery improves understanding and advances human health.
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#00204E
Prussian Blue
0, 32, 78
215, 100, 15
100, 59, 0, 69
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Porsche
230, 170, 90
34, 74, 63
0, 26, 61, 10
#174C7B
Chathams Blue
23, 76, 123
208, 68, 29
81, 38, 0, 52
About ISSCR
We envision a world where stem cell science is celebrated, ethics are prioritized, and discovery leads to advancements in human health. With a dedicated Board of Directors and a passionate team, ISSCR is committed to fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and scientific breakthroughs in the field of stem cell research. ISSCR offers a wide range of resources and programs to support stem cell scientists, educators, clinicians, and patients.
Our Discovery section provides access to upcoming and on-demand programs, ISSCR news, Stem Cell Reports, and scientific resources. In the Advocacy section, we offer policy guidelines and standards initiatives to ensure ethical practices and advance stem cell research. Our Education section is designed for educators, patients, and clinicians, providing them with informative handbooks and resources.
Additionally, ISSCR recognizes excellence in stem cell research through our awards and nominations. As a member of ISSCR, you join a global community of stem cell researchers and receive exclusive access to valuable research, networking opportunities, and the chance to contribute to the advancement of the field. Join us on our mission to advance stem cell science and improve human health at the 2023 Annual Meeting
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Stem cell research standards
Clinical translation guidelines
Stem cell ethics oversight
Education for stem cell practitioners
Stem cell advocacy policy
