About this Research Topic
The European Tissue Regeneration Society (ETRS) and the Portuguese Society for Stem Cells and Cell Therapy (SPCE-TC) foster the innovation in Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell research and technologies, from basic science to clinical translation. The ETRS & SPCE-TC Joint Meeting 2023 takes place from 11-13 October 2023. The main aim of the meeting is to gather key players in the field (researchers, health-care professionals, and industry) to present and critically discuss the most recent advances and challenges in the field of Tissue Repair and Stem Cell-based technologies.
The last years have seen great progress in the field of Stem Cell Biology particularly related to: (i) their role in tissue regeneration and repair, (ii) the mechanisms governing stem cell specification and differentiation, and (iii) the development of novel cell-based therapies.
In this Research Topic we will discuss: (i) the current advances in stem cell biology, particularly how stem cells are regulated in health and disease, (ii) technologies capable of modulating stem cell fate, particularly in the elderly, and (iii) literacy, ethics and policies related to translational research and regenerative medicine.
This Research Topic addresses the recent advances, impact, perspectives, and relevant technologies to be potentially implementable in stem cell research and regenerative medicine arising from the discussions and ideas in the meeting. We welcome contributions in the form of full-length original research articles, methods papers and reviews, as well as mini-reviews, perspectives and opinion papers.
The last years have seen great progress in the field of Stem Cell Biology particularly related to: (i) their role in tissue regeneration and repair, (ii) the mechanisms governing stem cell specification and differentiation, and (iii) the development of novel cell-based therapies.
In this Research Topic we will discuss: (i) the current advances in stem cell biology, particularly how stem cells are regulated in health and disease, (ii) technologies capable of modulating stem cell fate, particularly in the elderly, and (iii) literacy, ethics and policies related to translational research and regenerative medicine.
This Research Topic addresses the recent advances, impact, perspectives, and relevant technologies to be potentially implementable in stem cell research and regenerative medicine arising from the discussions and ideas in the meeting. We welcome contributions in the form of full-length original research articles, methods papers and reviews, as well as mini-reviews, perspectives and opinion papers.
Keywords: stem cells, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, cell-material interaction, bioengineering and translational research
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