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We are thrilled to launch X for the Institute for Regenerative Medicine #Regeneration #Science #Therapies

IRM and BFSCI’s Chris Sturgeon presented his lab’s exciting work “Defining the origins of embryonic blood development using human pluripotent stem cells” at the ISEH 2023 annual meeting in Brooklyn, NY this past August! #ISEH2023

Congratulations to those at the Joel Blanchard and Tim Ahfeldt teams for their recent publication in iscience, which established a novel protocol for in vivo generation of hypothalamic organoids that are capable of producing a variety of neuronal subtypes. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

IRM and BFSCI’s Dr. Tianliang Sun presented his exciting work: “Deregulation of WNT/beta-Catenin activity shapes hepatocyte identity” at the Cold Spring Harbor Asia Liver Conference in Suzhou, China this past September! #CSHAsia

We are happy to announce that the 13th World Congress for Hair Research will be taking place from April 6th-9th in Dallas, Texas. All are welcome to submit an abstract for oral and/or poster presentation by the deadline on September 27th. #WCHR2024 👉 lnkd.in/eHw9EJ4a

The Ezhkova lab had a blast at the annual CDRB Mount Sinai and Mount Sinai Institute for Regenerative Medicine Retreat. A day of invigorating science and fellowship with our colleagues! Also, postdocs Pooja Flora gave a talk on HFSCs and Meng Yen Li presented a speed poster on his work in SCC.

A huge congratulations to Mt. Sinai’s Dr. Woojin Han @thewooj for being featured in Popular Science as one of their “Brilliant 10” young researchers for his work on using hydrogels to mimic the skeletal muscle stem cell microenvironment! 👏👏 popsci.com/science/brilli…

Huge congratulations to Allison Bond and her team for their recent publication in Cell Reports, which elucidates how molecular cascades reveal sequential milestones in the development of hippocampal neural stem cells. cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Congratulations to Allison Bond , PhD for her presentation on Sequential Milestones Underlying Hippocampal Neural Stem Cell Development into an Adult State at the 3rd Neurogenesis Fusion Conference that took place in Cancun this past February.

We’re happy to announce that IRM/BFSCI's Woojin Han, PhD presented at the Society for Muscle Biology: Muscle Stem Cells in Development, Regeneration and Adaptation in Quebec this past July and at the 12th World Biomaterials Congress in South Korea this past May!

We’re proud to announce that IRM and BFSCI’s Director, Sarah Millar, PhD will be presenting at the Dawn of the Precision Medicine Era: Druggable and undruggable KLF/SP factors, phosphates, and other signaling effectors in human disease conference in Delphi, Greece from Oct 19-22

Congratulations to Eva Morava, PhD for her presentation on Inherited Disorders of Glycosylation and Deglycosylation at the European Society of Human Genetic in Berlin this past June!

We’re happy to announce that Rameen Shah (PhD) and Irena Muffels (MD) of the Morava-Kozicz lab presented at the Society of Inborn Errors of Metabolism in Portugal this past September!

Congrats to Jim Bieker, PhD for presenting EKLF/KLF1: a highly effective erythropoietic influencer at the Dawn of the Precision Medicine Era:Druggable and undruggable KLF/SP factors, phosphates, and other signaling effectors in human disease conference in Greece this past October

Congratulations to Jim Bieker, PhD for presenting “Design and cellular delivery of editing agents that genetically modulate KLF1/EKLF expression and alleviate hemoglobinopathies” at a Hematopoiesis and Hemoglobin conference in Puerto Rico earlier this November!

We’re SUPER EXCITED to announce that we have joined bsky.social! We look forward to connecting with all of our friends and colleagues, and sharing the inspiring research being done at Mount Sinai’s Institute for Regenerative Medicine and the Black Family Stem Cell Institute.