This one-and-a-half-day symposium will feature international and local speakers and aims to cover a wide range of topics, including stem cell biology, development, adult stem cells and clinical applications of regenerative medicine to discuss the recent advancements that have significantly expanded our understanding of stem cell biology.

Additionally, it will showcase new technologies to study stem cell diversity, function and differentiation including advanced imaging techniques, organoids, single-cell omics technologies and computational tools.

The symposium will feature Professor Christine Mummery as the keynote speaker. In addition to the invited speakers, there will be short talks and poster presentations selected from abstracts.

• All those who want to participate in the symposium can submit an abstract for short talk/poster presentation before October 7th in the symposium website. A scientific committee will select the abstracts based on relevance and scientific excellence. 

• Registration is free and open until November 14th via Registration. As places are limited to 150 participants, we encourage you to register early to secure your spot.