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CIRM Training Program in Systems Biology of Stem Cells
The State of California has made a commitment to support stem cell research and training to advance discoveries that will lead to diagnostics, therapies, and cures for human injury and disease. This proposed training program will propel the State towards reaching this goal by training Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers into future leaders in the […]
Training Program Bridging Stem Cell Research with Clinical Applications in Regenerative Medicine
Millions of Californians suffer from incurable diseases, ranging from arthritis to debilitating neurodegenerative diseases. The promise of stem cell research to identify cures for many of these diseases has never been greater, but significant progress requires an influx of new, talented researchers and clinicians. This program is focused on rigorous training of the next generation […]
UCLA Training Program in Stem Cell Biology
The Training Program in Stem Cell Biology will provide trainees with opportunities to study the latest advances in stem cell biology, development and disease modelling, present their own work in a setting in which they can obtain constructive criticism, interact with their peers and training faculty in formal and informal forums, and meet leaders in […]
TRANSCEND – Training Program to Advance Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Research, Education, and Workforce Diversity
The University of California, Riverside (UCR) is a research-intensive, federally designated Hispanic Serving Institution, which is uniquely positioned to fulfill CIRM’s program goals of accelerating stem cell treatments to patients with unmet medical needs and to broaden the participation of individuals representing California’s diverse population in regenerative medicine. UCR will meet these goals and contribute […]
CIRM Training Program in Translational Regenerative Medicine
This CIRM Scholar Training Program will benefit the state of California and its citizens by: 1) training scientists and clinicians, including those from underrepresented backgrounds, to perform stem cell research and develop novel regenerative medicine therapies, 2) preparing scientists and clinicians to be the next generation of leaders in the regenerative medicine field, 3) translating […]