Nobel Minisymposium 2022 - From models towards regenerative therapies
The Nobel Minisymposium “From models towards regenerative therapies” was held at Nobel Forum on October 12, where eight prominent international scientists within the field of stem cells and regenerative medicine presented their recent work.
During the symposium, organized by the Strategic research area (SRA) in stem cells and regenerative medicine, at Karolinska Institutet (KI), participants learned about studies in stem cell dynamics, model organisms, regenerating complex structures and organoids. This mini-symposium, was sponsored by the Nobel Assembly at KI. The Nobel Assembly sponsors several important conferences and lecture series at the Nobel Forum, where the mini-symposium is a recurring one-day conference addressing different focused topics each year.
Eva Hellström Lindberg, Chair of the Nobel symposium, what is the purpose of this symposium?
"We wish to gather outstanding international researchers around the timely subject of stem cells and regenerative medicine at KI in order to stimulate further development within this key strategic area at KI".
Who is the symposium intended for?
"The Nobel Minisymposium is open for all researchers at KI interested in the field of stem cells and regenerative medicine."
What do you hope to achieve with this symposium?
"With this symposium, I hope that we can promote high quality research within the field stem cells and regenerative medicine, and stimulate exchange at senior as well as junior level".
