3rd International Symposium Stem Cell, Development and Regulation
October 27-29, 2009 Krasnapolsky Hotel Amsterdam
Registration is open.
Symposium Announcement
JNI-symposium The Stem of Cancer
November 13, 2009
Cancer stem cells represent the main theme of the 3rd "Josephine Nefkens
Symposium" to be held in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on November 13,
2009. The symposium is organized under the auspices of the Josephine
Nefkens Institute, the Erasmus Medical Center, and of the MCSCs
(www.mcscs.eu) and SCDD (www.stemcells.nl) stem cell research consortia.
The general aim of the international symposium is to gather the
thought-leaders in cancer stem cell biology from around the world and to
foster a discussion of ideas. To this aim, a total of 8 lectures will be
delivered with the point of educating an audience, but also to outline
current level of knowledge and to act as a baseline to stimulate
discussion.
Invited speakers (and related topics) will include:
Hans Clevers (intestinal stem cells in homeostasis and cancer),
Gabriela Dontu (breast CSCs),
Frank Markus (melanoma CSCs),
Louis Parada (brain CSCs),
Michael Clarke (colon CSCs and CSC resistance to ionizing radiation),
Christoph Klein (disseminated CSCs),
Thomas Brabletz (EMT and CSC), and
Riccardo Fodde (Wnt signaling and cancer stemness).
The website for the registration of the Symposium The Stem of Cancer is now open (www.thestemofcancer.org).
We are looking forward to seeing you in Rotterdam on Nov. 13, 2009!
Poster
Registration
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An Experimental Approach to Molecular and Cell Biology: part A
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, October - December 2006
An Experimental Approach to Molecular and Cell Biology: part B
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, January - May 2006
Human Embryology and Developmental Biology
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, June - July 2006
Embryonic stemcell
Course at the Hubrecht Laboratory Utrecht,
starting April 25 2005
Final program of the course on embryonic stem cells
Hubrecht Laboratory Utrecht,
April 25-29, 2005, including symposium
Final program of the symposium on embryonic stem cells
Hubrecht Laboratory Utrecht
April 29, 2005
An Experimental Approach to Molecular and Cell Biology: part B
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, January - June 2007
Training course on neural, mesenchymal and endothelial stem cell assays.
Sept 4-6, 2006,
London.
One-day 'hands on' training course.
BSIK SCDD Annual Members Meeting
Natural History Museum
Rotterdam, Jan 30, 2007
An Experimental Approach to Molecular and Cell Biology: part A
ErasmusMC, Rotterdam, October -December 2005
Human Embryology and Developmental Biology
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, June - July 2007
MGC Course "From Development to Disease"
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, March 26-28, 2007
From yeast to man: Comparative Gene Function Analysis
Contact person: Dr. P.E.M. Taschner,
Phone: 071-5269624
Date: 10-14 March, 2008
Location: Leiden
Duration: 5 days
This course intends to show the usefulness of multi-species approaches in the analysis of gene function. One can search for a suitable model system depending on the problem at hand. Each model system provides its specific advantages, powerful techniques, and certain limitations. In the course a variety of cases will be presented, which will serve to prove this point. Furthermore, the cases presented will provide the students with an overview of specific possibilities of various model organisms especially yeast, Caenorhabditis elegans, Drosophila and the mouse.
The various genome projects will implicitly serve as a framework for the structure of the course.
Epigenetic Regulation
Date 13-14 March, 2008
Analysis of microarray gene expression data
8th Edition
May - June 2008
Transcription, Chromatin and Disease
The symposium will take place on August 18-21, 2008 in Copenhagen, Denmark (organized by Kristian Helin and Arne Svejgaard, Copenhagen, and Jesper Q. Svejstrup, London).
The symposium will feature lectures by 24 invited scientists as well as posters and oral poster-presentations selected from submitted abstracts. Attendance will be limited to 150 scientific participants totally. Registration fee: 4,000 DKK (± € 500). For details, see www.benzon-symposia.dk and the symposium poster.
Stem Cells, Development and Regulation
2nd International Symposium organized by the BSIK consortium "Stem Cells in Development and Disease".
November 4-6, 2008 in the Krasnapolsky Hotel Amsterdam, The Netherlands
ESTOOLS Winter School on hES and iPS cells
Saariselka – Finland, January 26th-30th 2009.
ESTOOLS, a European Commission funded consortium under the FP6 program, gathers the cutting edge expertise from the European Research Area on human embryonic stem (hES) and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.
Since a year, and Yamanaka's discovery of iPS cell derivation, the whole field is booming, but only very few scientists gather enough hES experience to make the best of the new possibilities.
ESTOOLS, dedicated to disseminate knowledge across the international scientific community, is setting up a top-level winterschool to offer a chance to a limited amount of participants (30 places only are open to non-ESTOOLS scientists) to have a full update on latest techniques and developments. This will take place from the 26th to the 30th of January 2009, in Saariselka (Finnish Lapland).
Applications will be closed on the 31st October 2008.
If you are too late, please contact me at: sduprat@estools.eu in order to join the waiting list.
Please find out the programme (and its prestigious speakers), the registration and other venue details at:
4th DPTE Symposium on Tissue Engineering
November 11th and 12th 2008, the Netherlands
Program
On November 11th plenary lectures on Tissue Engineering research, applications and policy are programmed. International keynote speakers will present the current state of the art. The Life Sciences Industry involved in Tissue Engineering will be invited for a business session with scientists. And the Holland House for Regenerative Medicine will be announced and presented. November 12th consists of plenary presentations on bone, cartilage, skin, biomaterials, cardiovascular, stem cells, valorization and industry. Program not yet released.
Location
NH-Hotel congress centre De Leeuwenhorst, Noordwijkerhout
www.nh-hotels.com
Registration
For this event you can register online. Please use the 'Registration" button on the left.
Commercial displays are possible.
Abstracts
Participants can submit an abstract of recent results. These abstract will be published in the abstract book and will also be presented to the industry with the life sciences. If you do not appreciate your abstract to be published, due to patent possibilities, please inform us. Deadline for submission of abstracts is October 10th, 2008 (email: jager@zonmw.nl)
DPTE
The 'Dutch Program for Tissue Engineering' (DPTE) is a consortium of research groups from most Dutch universities and academic hospitals, several research institutes, ZonMw, STW and pioneering companies. DPTE's research program integrates the broad range of required research disciplines into the platform technologies of stem cells, scaffolds and bioreactors. The DPTE connects these technologies with clinical applications cardiovascular, calcified tissue, cartilage and skin. DPTE comprises a total research budget of more than M€ 50.
5th International Heinrich F.C. Behr-Symposium
Stem Cells and Cancer
October 26-28, 2008
Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum Heidelberg
FROM DEVELOPMENT TO DISEASE
Rotterdam, March 24, 25 & 26 2009
ErasmusMC Dr Molewaterplein 50, Rotterdam
Faculty building, room CQ-K
2nd Dutch Stem Cell Meeting
April 23rd, 2009 Engels conference center Stationsplein 45 Rotterdam
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