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Seven reNEW researchers are among a group of stem cell experts who received a Public Service Award from the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR). The awards recognize the commitment and talent of all volunteer leaders that contributed to the ISSCR and its mission over the last year.
The ISSCR Public Service Award is the first group award in the Society’s history and was created to honor those that make an exceptional contribution to the world’s foremost organization dedicated to stem cell sciernce and regenerative medicine.
ISSCR president Valentina Greco: “This collective award reflects the incredible vibrancy that all of our leaders generate and contribute to making the ISSCR an ecosystem that thrives daily.”
reNEW CEO Melissa H. Little, Prof. Megan Munsie, (reNEW Melbourne), Prof. Christine Mummery, Assoc. Prof. Nienke de Graeff (both reNEW Leiden), node director Prof. Kim Bak Jensen, Assoc. Prof. Jan Zylicz (both reNEW Copenhagen) and honorary PI Assoc. Prof. Ana Hidalgo-Simon were among the awardees. They received the award for their contributions to one of ISSCR’s committees, taskforces and working groups.
We congratulate all of them and are proud of how reNEW researchers continue to shape the future of stem cell science and regenerative medicine.
