Stem Cell Network

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SCN is a Canadian not-for-profit supporting stem cell and regenerative medicine research, training, and knowledge mobilization.

(1/2) SCN convened nearly 50 leaders from across Canada’s #RegenMed ecosystem for workshop about Strengthening Canada’s Innovation Ecosystem for Cell and Gene Therapies for Small Populations. In advance of the full workshop report, coming later this year, we've published six key takeaways. ⬇️

Key Takeaways from SCN’s Workshop - Stem Cell Network

Strengthening Canada’s Innovation Ecosystem for Cell and Gene Therapies for Small Populations “Canada helped build the field of regenerative medicine. Now it must build the pathway to deliver it. “ Pa...

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(1/3) SAVE THE DATE! 🗓️ SCN is launching the second of two national research funding competitions planned for SCN’s 2025-2029 cycle. This NEW competition will support world-class, translational #RegenerativeMedicine research to facilitate health, social and economic benefits for Canadians. 🇨🇦

(1/2) Pleased to spotlight the recipients of the Rising Star Award as part of SCN's 25 for 25 Silver Anniversary Awards. Congratulations to Anthony Flamier, Holly Jiogo, Matthew Jeffers, Nika Shakiba, and Tyler Wenzel for their leadership and impact in shaping the future of #RegenMed in Canada.

(1/3) As June comes to a close, we want to recognize that it's #StrokeAwarenessMonth. A stroke occurs approx. every 5 minutes, and nearly 1M people are living with the effects of stroke. 🇨🇦 At SCN, we are proud to support researchers working to advance innovative therapies for stroke recovery.

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(1/2) Transformative therapies start with strong talent and training. By creating a dynamic, connected training environment that anchors talent in Canada, SCN is building a regenerative medicine workforce that contributes to the country’s life sciences ecosystem. 🇨🇦

(1/2) Every therapy begins with a discovery. 💡 But moving regenerative medicine discoveries from the lab to patients takes time, collaboration, and sustained investment. A quarter century ago, SCN was established to fill the translational gap between discovery and real-world application.

(1/3) As our workshop comes to a close, SCN extends its sincere thanks to the many experts, partners, patient representatives, policymakers, regulators, and innovators who contributed to rich and productive discussions on strengthening Canada's cell and gene therapy ecosystem for small populations.

(1/2) Today, SCN is convening leaders from across Canada's cell and gene therapy ecosystem to explore how we can accelerate patient access to transformative therapies. 🔬 Looking forward to insights from Ritu Banerjee (ISED) and

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