In response to questions from our readers, we have interviewed stem cell research pioneer and MacArthur Fellowship Award-winner Dr. Sally Temple in an effort to
Stem cell therapies are generating significant interest as a potential treatment for a variety of diseases, from diabetes and Parkinson’s to heart failure and spinal
In this third post of our series entitled The Life of a Stem Cell Scientist, we interviewed 49-year-old Tiziano Barberi, who has been involved in
At StemCultures, we focus on helping stem cell scientists succeed in many different ways; not only in their research but also in their overall personal
In the most recent issue of Cell Stem Cell, a new study out of the laboratory of Dr. Lee Rubin at the Harvard Stem Cell
This is a post by Christine Miller, Research Assistant at Harvard University, Amy Wagers Lab: I think it is fair to say that most people
This is a guest post by Nicholas Mitchell, PhD. Like many life science doctoral students, I dedicated my years in graduate school to focusing on
Anyone that knows me knows that one of my favorite phrases is “Don’t be a hero.” I say this in a lot of different settings.
Stem cells are unique in that they, like humans, possess the ability to choose. “To be, or not to be,” is appropriate, as stem cells
We want to welcome you to our new blog here at StemCultures. Our objective through this blog is to provide stem cell scientists with information on
