instituteHarvard Stem Cell Institute
The Harvard Stem Cell Institute is a scientific collaborative established to fulfill the promise of stem cell biology as the basis for cures and treatments for a wide range of chronic medical conditions. The Institute has more than 70 Principal Faculty members, principal investigators with laboratories located in the Faculty of Arts and Science, Harvard Medical School, and in the affiliated hospitals of Harvard University.
Web site: Harvard Stem Cell InstituteRecent articles about Harvard Stem Cell Institute
Reprogrammed adult skin cells treat Parkinson's disease in animal model (April 10, 2008)Stem cells open window on disease processes (March 14, 2008)
Major step forward in understanding cell reprogramming (February 14, 2008)
Stem cell lines created from discarded IVF embryos (January 30, 2008)
Harvard researchers achieve stem cell milestone (December 23, 2007)
Researchers in Japan and Wisconsin report major advance in stem cell research (November 20, 2007)
Flier hails new, cooperative era in Harvard science (November 5, 2007)
Media can't separate stem cell science from politics (October 20, 2007)
Stem Cell Summit draws 500 participants (October 4, 2007)
City board gives approval to Allston Science Complex plans (Harvard University Gazette, October 3, 2007)
Nine Harvard faculty members win NIH’s Pioneer, Innovator Awards (Harvard University Gazette, September 20, 2007)
Stem cell research sheds light on organ regeneration (Harvard University Gazette, July 11, 2007)
Major progress toward cell reprogramming (Harvard University Gazette, June 6, 2007)
Researchers develop ALS mouse stem cell line (Harvard University Gazette, April 15, 2007)
Stem cells, through a religious lens (Harvard University Gazette, March 22, 2007)
New findings may increase longevity of stem cells (Harvard University Gazette, February 15, 2007)
Authors fight misinformation on stem cell science (Harvard University Gazette, December 14, 2006)
Research reveals how stem cells build a heart (Harvard University Gazette, November 22, 2006)
Growth of spinal nerves is improved (Harvard University Gazette, November 9, 2006)
HSCI/MGH researchers identify gene product involved in stem cell aging and death (Harvard University Gazettte, September 6, 2006)
