Events
The ISCBI runs informal workshops every year at different locations around the world and also now hosts regular on-line symposia and workshops to discuss a broad range of emerging issues and latest developments relevant to pluripotent stem cell banking. To access post-meeting information including recordings, power points and summary reports contact admin@iscbi.org
We welcome new collaborations including training activities in the broadest applications of pluripotent stem cells. Contact admin@iscbi.org or glyn.stacey@iscbi.org
ISCBI Annual Open Forum
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29th October 2024
16:30-17:30 Beijing time
08:30-09:30 UK time
09:30 to 10:30 European time
04:30 EST
01:30 west america
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Venue: Beijing
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A zoom link will be sent to registered participants on Monday 28th October
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​Registration options:
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ISCBI members who have paid their 2024 membership fee attend online or in-person for free
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£10 for a non-commercial webinar attendance
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£50 for commercial webinar attendance
Once you have applied to attend you will be contacted by ISCBI admin to pay your registration fee. A stripe invoice will be issued which must be paid by card by Friday 25th October.
International Efforts in Stem Cell Standardisation
Introduction and welcome GS/AK/RI
16:30 - Welcome and ISCBI update including annual report summary - Glyn Stacey, ISCBI, UK.
16:50 - Workshop discussion on International Transfer of Stem Cells and Data
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Presentations on experiences in translating donor/cell line data across borders:
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Tenneille Ludwig
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Andreas Kurtz
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Glyn Stacey
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​Yaojan Peng
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​17:30 - Meeting Ends
ISCBI-hPSCreg Training Webinar Series on Donor and Stem Cell Data
The following webinars are planned for 2024.
1. Stem Cell Terminologies, Date to be confirmed
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Principles of established stem cell terminologies and ontogenies (Stefanie Seltmann, Fraunhofer IBMT)
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Stem cell characterisation data management (Christine Wells, University of Melbourne, Australia, TBC)
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Data management of image analysis in cell culture (Mike Shaw, National Physics Laboratory, UK)
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Cell characterisation data management (Rajewsky, Max Delbruch Centre, Germany)
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Case study from TC276 ISO Standard on Stem, Cell Data Interoperability (Yong Zhang, ISO TC276 Standards WG5 committee).
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TC276 ISO Standard on Stem Cell Data Interoperability (Yong Zhang, Southern Medical Hospital, China).
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2. AI Tools for Stem Cell Data Utility, date to be confirmed
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Interrogating stem cell data (Nancy Mah, Fraunhofer IBMT)
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AI Manufacturing (speaker TBC),
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AI for stem cell research (Christine Wells, University of Melbourne, Australia)
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Ethical issues to be addressed in the use of AI (speaker TBC)
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QA of integrated approaches: insilico plus in vitro (Barry Hardy, Edelweiss)
Sponsorship
The ISCBI is a not for profit organisation and welcomes sponsorship to support meetings, for collaborative projects and as donations towards delivery of our aims. There are different packages for sponsorship of individual meetings and we are happy to discuss support for other activities and interactions. Contact glyn.stacey@iscbi.org for further information.