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The 2026 Annual Oxford Stem Cell Institute Symposium "Stem Cells: From Mechanism to Therapy” will be held on the second and third of November.

Please save the dates in your diaries. 

The Symposium will highlight areas of stem cell research with trajectories towards treatments of diseases including retinopathies, metabolic disorders, neurodegeneration, vascular diseases, heart failure, cancer and new bioengineering strategies. 

 

External speakers include:

Lionel Larue, Institute Curie, Paris, France

Joo-Hyeon Lee, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre, New York, USA

Emma Rawlins, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, Cambridge

Vivian Li, The Francis Crick Institute, London

Malcolm Logan, King's College London

Teresa Rayon, Babraham Institute, Cambridge

Simón Méndez-Ferrer, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute

Mekayla Storer, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute

Juan Pedro Martinez-Barbera, University College London

Rachael Pearson, King's College London

 

Who will be joined by local speakers including:

Beth Psaila (Radcliffe Department of Medicine), Paresh Vyas (MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine), Simon Leedham (Centre for Human Genetics), Eric O’Neill (Department of Oncology), Chris Toepfer (Radcliffe Department of Medicine), Richard Wade-Martins (Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics), Francesco Boccellato (Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research), Angela Russell (Department of Chemistry and Pharmacology).

Numbers are strictly limited to 100, so please do not delay registration to ensure a place.

Please register here.

View the programme.

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