The Royal Society is a Fellowship of the world's most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. We aim to expand the frontiers of knowledge by championing the development and use of science, mathematics,

In biology, he has pioneered the application of quantitative methods to reveal common strategies of stem and progenitor cell fate in normal and cancerous tissues. ... In a multidisciplinary approach, his lab applies concepts and methods from statistical

that lead to their development, including the cells of early embryos — with the intention of establishing a pregnancy. ... Research should continue to evaluate the potential use of stem cells in producing functional human eggs or sperm, the report says.

She is presently a NYSCF Robertson Stem Cell Investigator. 10:20-10:30. Discussion. ... Upon NAC inhibition, intestinal cells show decreased import of mitochondrial proteins, which are needed for oxidative phosphorylation, and consequently, maintaining a

Combining materials and human stem cells to create developmental niches. Professor Stefan Soldner-Rembold – University of Manchester.

Cheng et al., Pigm. Cell Res., 1994, 7, 263–273; [5] C.-T. ... The synthesised derivatives were also evaluated in Zn coin cells using both ionic liquid and aqueous electrolytes.

The UCL STEM Participation and Social Justice team, is aiming to make STEM more inclusive, accessible and equitable for all young people, and receive the Royal Society Athena Prize. ... Athena Prize. The STEM Participation & Social Justice team, UCL,

On the agenda were topics as diverse as the cognitive neuroscience of bilingualism; the fundamental limits of computing power as defined by Moore’s Law; the role of stem cells in

Stem cells can be used to create embryo-like structures that may or may not develop as normal embryos do, and artificial brain-like organs grown in dishes raise questions about

He will be joined on the panel by representatives from across the worlds of science and culture: Dr Shukry James Habib, stem cell specialist and Royal Society University Research Fellow; bestselling