Neurostemcellrepair
European Stem Cell Consortium for Neural Cell Replacement Reprogramming and Functional Brain Repair
NeuroStemcellRepair
European stem cell consortium for neural cell replacement, reprogramming and functional brain repair
is a 4-year FP7 European Union funded Project which has been awarded a total budget of 6 million €, led by Coordinator Prof. Elena Cattaneo – University of Milan and Deputy Coordinator Prof. Ernest Arenas – Karoliska Institutet. NeuroStemcellrepair, which comprises 8 academic partners and 3 SMEs and 1 Research Enterprise from 4 European countries is formed to create a world-leading consortium that aims at taking human stem cells through the final steps toward clinical application in cell replacement therapy for neurological disorders. Parkinson’s Disease will be taken as... Read more »
LATEST NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
Closing public event at the Accademia dei Lincei
Sept. 26th, 2017
Registration for the event STEM CELLS FOR NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES will open on Sept. 1st.
Pope Francis meets Huntington’s patients and families
May 18th, 2017
On May 18th 2017, Pope Francis met a delegation of patients and families of the Huntington’s Community in the Vatican.
Postdoc fellowship
October 2016
Single cell genome analysis of the human telencephalon and stem cell differentiation project - We are looking for a senior scientist, with scientific background and expertise in molecular biology, cell biology, as well as in genome editing.
Advances in Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine – Conference
Heidelberg, May 23-26, 2017
Regenerative medicine is based on the ability of stem cells to repair tissue damage. The aim of this conference is to provide a comprehensive overview of various aspects of stem cell biology.
The Joint European Stem Cell Consortia Meeting
Amsterdam, May 8/9th, 2017
The Joint Stem Cell Consortia meeting was an opportunity to network, showcase research and to discuss new prospects and future challenges in the field of stem cell research.
Publications
Research activities are supported by Neurostemcellrepair (European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme grant agreement nr. 602278)
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