We were excited to launch a Neurodiversity in the Workplace program in partnership with the
Simons Foundation last year to create new opportunities for neurodivergent individuals. Learn more about this work: bit.ly/49DtSch #AutismAwareness #WorldAutismMonth

Could #ArtificialIntelligence help find new treatments for #ParkinsonsDisease ? Learn how NYSCF is leveraging #AI to uncover hidden features of #PD that could be potentially targeted with drugs: bit.ly/447oDAr #ParkinsonsAwareness Month #ParkinsonsAwareness

Our Cosmic Brain Organoid research team takes a break from preparing organoids for launch on SpaceX-30 last month in the Space Station Processing Facility (SSPF) at Kennedy Space Center. #stemcells #space #research New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute

Insightful discussion on the critical factors for successful organoid-based drug discovery earlier today at the ISSCR Cincinnati Symposium featuring outstanding panelists including NYSCF—Robertson #StemCell Investigator Alumni TAKEBE Takanori Laboratory & Shuibing Chen!

Great to hear from NYSCF–Robertson #StemCell Investigator Samantha Morris Samantha Morris on her latest work developing new genomic technologies to track cellular reprogramming at the single-cell level #ISSCR Cincinnati Symposium

Fantastic to see NYSCF—Druckenmiller Fellow Kentaro Iwasawa (Cincinnati Children's) speaking this morning at the ISSCR Cincinnati Symposium about his work using human organoid models and mouse embryos to study early liver specification

Science is at its strongest when everyone has opportunity to thrive. Learn more about 15 outstanding women who are working to promote #diversity , #equity , #inclusion , & #belonging in STEM: bit.ly/43Ip4RH #WomensHistoryMonth

Check out Episode 4 of @STEMCELLtech's Lab Coats & Life Podcast as NYSCF's Raeka Aiyar discusses strategies for promoting #DEIB in #STEM with hosts Arun Sharma and Nicole Quinn: bit.ly/3IVGJeT

NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Investigator Alumna Paola Arlotta of Harvard University shares her vision for the future of #GenderEquity . See actionable strategies put together by NYSCF’s Initiative on Women in Science and Engineering group for supporting #WomeninSTEM : bit.ly/3VhgwPp

Promoting #GenderEquity in #STEM is important on a human level, but also on a scientific level. To reach cures, we need diversity of thought and experiences, explains NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigator Alumna Kay M Tye PhD of the Salk Institute.

This #WomensHistoryMonth recognizes women who further #DEIB in #STEM . NYSCF – Robertson #StemCell Investigator Alumna valentina greco of Yale University is a fierce advocate for #GenderEquality , and shares her tips for enabling progress: bit.ly/3VdLgRn

Learn more about NYSCF President & CEO Jennifer J. Raab in an interview from City & State NY as she discusses her vision for NYSCF 2.0, her illustrious career, her aversion to retirement, and even an adventure through the Grand Tetons: cityandstateny.com/personality/20…

Women’s cancers like #ovariancancer are some of the most deadly forms of the disease, & yet are the least funded & studied. With #stemcells , our team, led by Dr. Laura Andres Martin, creates avatars of patient tumors to find better treatments: bit.ly/43afAyh #WomensHistoryMonth

We were thrilled to host students from HYPOTHEkids at the NYSCF Research Institute yesterday as they explored career paths in #STEM !

🔬 ⚙️ Discover the latest research and methods for stem cell and tissue engineering including vascularization of in vitro models, 3D biomaterials, microfluidic devices, #organoid technology, and more at the #ISSCRDigital webinar on 6 March👉 bit.ly/49fjhoa

Explore the connection between stem cell morphology and function in the member-organized
#ISSCRDigital Webinar: Stem Cell Size and Shape: Emerging Links to Stem Cell Function on 2 April 2024 👉 bit.ly/48oO80D

We're so grateful to have worked with these outstanding partners to accelerate cures for #RareDisease w/ #stemcells : INADcure Foundation, Grace Science, Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association, #JordansGuardianAngels , Luka Shai Foundation, & Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene. bit.ly/4bWTJy9 #RareDisease Day2024

Great article from nature highlighting how human tissues (like organoids) could be used to find the best treatment options for cancer patients, a model we are applying to women's reproductive cancers: go.nature.com/48rKhjG