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Supporting innovation, excellence and the highest ethical standards focused on taking stem cell discoveries from the lab to the patient. #StemCells #RegenerativeMedicine

Two women in a library examining artwork displayed on a wooden bookshelf with books and decorative panels.
UCLA's Dr. Amy Vandiver smiles for a photograph. She wears a white coat and sits before a solid blue background.
Dr. Lili Yang in a lab coat at UCLA's Broad Stem Cell Research Center, awarded $7.49M grant for MS immunotherapy.
Medical professional wearing a white lab coat and striped tie standing in a laboratory setting.
Flyer for the UCLA I3T Seminar Series 2025–26 Spatial Multiomics Seminar. The event features Mirko Corselli, PhD, Director of Global Market Development at Bruker Spatial Biology, and Chintan Parekh, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at City of Hope. The in-person “Technology Spotlight” seminar will be held Monday, June 22, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in CHS 23-105. The topic is “Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Spatial Multiomics,” with a focus on challenges and solutions in complex spatial data analysis. Lunch will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Conceptual 3D illustration of miniature health care workers in lab coats placing large Y-shaped structures onto an oversized, damaged kidney sitting on cracked, dry ground - signaling kidney repair.
Close-up of glossy red and black swirling liquid with text that reads "What are mesenchymal stem cells?"
A recruitment graphic from the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center. Bold yellow text on a dark blue background reads 'We're Hiring!' followed by 'Science Communications Assistant (Student Worker).' A cyan wave design runs along the bottom with the text 'Learn more at stemcell.ucla.edu/careers.' The UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center logo appears in the top right corner.
A recruitment graphic from the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center on a royal blue background with a cyan wave design at the bottom. Bold yellow text reads 'We're Hiring!' followed by 'Science Communications Assistant (Student Worker).' Below the wave, text reads 'Learn more at stemcell.ucla.edu/careers.' The UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center logo appears in the upper right corner.
Artistic 3D rendering of a human dendritic cell, shown as a roughly spherical mass of soft, ruffled membrane folds in muted rose and gray tones against a black background.
Developing neocortex in Down syndrome. IT neurons are labeled in magenta and deep-layer neurons in green. IT and double-positive neurons are increased in DS at this stage. | Credit: de la Torre-Ubieta Lab
A photograph of UCLA's Dr. Donald Kohn wearing a blue shirt and tie with a white lab coat. There is a quote overwriting the image. The quote reads, "I saw a marked improvement across all patients in terms of restored immune function. Witnessing that these patients no longer battle life-threatening infections has been incredibly meaningful." Attribution is: Distinguished professor of microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics Dr. Donald Kohn
A BSCRC Stem Cell Seminar Series poster advertising that Harvard University's Dr. Clifford Tabin will present, "The evolutionary changes in the timing of limb formation" at 12pm in CHS 13-105. Please see post for registration link.