USC Stem Cell unites 100 research faculty members from all disciplines across the university. These researchers collaborate to translate discoveries into cures.
- Tweets1K
- Following1.3K
- Followers2K
- Likes106
ALT A promotional flyer for the Master of Science in Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine program at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. Includes program highlights such as nationally recognized faculty, hands-on experience, and available scholarships. It invites sign-ups for information sessions on October 16 and November 20, with additional application details provided.
ALT A group of nine people smiling in front of a banner for the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM).
ALT A person stands next to a scientific poster presentation titled "EGFR Signaling Regulates Tuft Cells in the Intestinal Epithelium." The poster includes sections for introduction, results, research questions, hypothesis, methods, and conclusions, with charts and graphs. The individual gestures, possibly explaining the content. The setting appears to be a conference or academic event.
ALT A person stands in front of a scientific poster titled "Implicating plasma membrane potential dynamics in cellular reprogramming" from the University of Southern California Leonard Davis School of Gerontology. The person is gesturing towards the poster, which includes graphs, charts, and detailed text.
ALT A group of individuals stands in a conference hall, engaging with academic posters displayed on partition walls. The room is filled with people discussing and observing the presentations.
ALT a group of 6 people standing in front of an auditorium.
ALT A group of people posing together indoors, with a few seated in the front and others standing behind them. The setting appears to be a modern conference or meeting area.
ALT Engineered immune cells (red) attacking breast cancer cells (blue). The red cells are genetically engineered macrophages designed to selectively recognize, engulf and destroy breast cancer cells (blue), demonstrating a promising new cell-based immunotherapy approach. (Image by Shi Yue/Ying Lab)
ALT A group of people wearing white outfits and red stoles sit and stand around a wooden bench outdoors. They appear to be celebrating a graduation event. Trees and a building are visible in the background.
ALT A person is speaking into a microphone while holding a phone. They are standing in front of a poster with the word "SynNotch" and a circuit design in blue.
ALT A person holds a microphone and points at a translucent model of a fish skeleton on display. The model includes labeled sections for cartilage, bone, and gene expression. A sign with color-coded diagrams is on the wall behind the model.
ALT Two people are standing in front of posters on a wall. One holds a microphone and faces a colorful poster titled "Genomics: SNP Mapping." The other person is smiling and looking at the speaker. Another poster titled "Luminous Motion" is partially visible in the background.
ALT Two people are viewed from behind, looking at a colorful art piece on a wall. The artwork features vibrant colors and abstract shapes on a black background.
ALT This is a flyer for the USC Stem Cell T32 & CIRM Training Program event titled "Directing Stem Cell Science Toward Clinical Solutions." It features a list of speakers with their topics, including Nidhi Bhutani, Jennifer Davis, Rebekah Crosbie, Thomas Rando, and Katie Hixon. The event is on May 20, 2026, from 9 am to 5 pm at the Aresty Auditorium, USC Health Sciences Campus. A QR code and event registration information are included. Logos for T32, CIRM, and USC Stem Cell are also displayed.
