Events

Events

Cellular Therapies Manufacturing and Clinical Trials in Canada

This is an annual workshop that CCRM offers that features international guest speakers and "hands on" time with a bioreactor. The workshop dates and location may change yearly. Please visit the Workshops page for more details.

Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (HiPSC) Workshop

CCRM's Cell Reprogramming and Engineering Platform staff leads an interactive, instructional workshop that will enhance your knowledge of reprogramming. The workshop dates and location may change yearly. Please visit the Workshops page for more details.

CCRM Pub Primers

Pub Primers will feature a short presentation on key topics by members of our Industry Consortium. Pub Primers will follow OSCI Stem Cell Rounds and lead into CCRM Pub Night. It's the perfect opportunity to learn more about the commercialization process and network with fellow scientists and members of the regenerative medicine industry. Stay tuned for info on our next pub primer.

For more information on any of these events, please contact stacey.johnson@ccrm.ca

Rounds are over for this academic year. Please check back in late August or September for information on when they will resume. CCRM is pleased to support OSCI in its efforts to feature great speakers and great science. We hope you enjoyed this year's events.

University of Toronto External Seminar

Please join the Dept of Chemical Engineering at the University of Toronto, the Ontario Stem Cell Initiative (OSCI) and the McEwen Centre For Regenerative Medicine in welcoming Harvey Lodish, Professor, Whitehead Institute, Cambridge. He will be speaking about "Self-renewal of erythroid progenitor cells: molecular mechanisms and new anemia drugs."

Hosted by Peter Zandstra, CSO CCRM

Monday, June 10, 2013

4-5 p.m.

Tanz Neuroscience Bldg. room 6 (lower level)

University of Toronto, 6 Queen's Park Crescent West

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