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ISSCR 2023: Virtual Conference Exhibition

ISSCR 2023 brought the global stem cell research and regenerative medicine community together to share and celebrate new advances in the field. Whether you attended in person in Boston or joined virtually, explore this page to learn about the latest research, resources, and products to help you discover what's next for your research.

Browse through sessions, resources, and upcoming products for your stem cell research, below. Don’t forget to bookmark this page and follow @STEMCELLTech on Twitter to keep up with the latest updates.

Innovation Showcase Presentations

Watch the Innovation Showcase presentations from ISSCR 2023 online now.



New Tools and Technologies

Explore new technologies that can help you efficiently complete your experiments and take your research further.

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IntestiCult™ Organoid Differentiation Medium (Human)

IntestiCult™ Organoid Differentiation Medium (Human)

Enjoy greater experimental flexibility and differentiate intestinal organoids in 3D, or in 2D as monolayers or ALI cultures, with this complete culture medium.

Related Webinar:
Functional Applications of Intestinal Organoids


PneumaCult™ Alveolar Organoid Media

New: PneumaCult™ Alveolar Organoid Media

Grow, expand, and differentiate organoids from human alveolar epithelial cells with an in vitro culture system that recapitulates key features of ATII and ATI cells in vivo.

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STEMdiff™ Hepatocyte Kit

New: STEMdiff™ Hepatocyte Kit

Efficiently generate hepatocyte-like cells that express several key liver-specific markers, including albumin and alpha1-antitrypsin.

Related Protocol:
How to Establish, Expand, and Cryopreserve hPSC-Derived Liver Organoids

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iPSCdirect™ Healthy Control Human iPSC Line SCTi003-A

New: iPSCdirect™ Healthy Control Human iPSC Line SCTi003-A

Speed up your research with ready-to-use, single-cell format high-density iPSCdirect™ human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), derived from parent line SCTi003-A.

Related Webinar:
Development and QC of SCTi003-A, A Highly Characterized Human iPSC Line for Stem Cell Research


mTeSR™ Plus, cGMP

mTeSR™ Plus, cGMP

Gain control over your feeding schedule and achieve superior culture morphology with this stabilized feeder-free medium for human ES and iPS cells.

Related Technical Video:
How to Transition hPSCs into mTeSR™ Plus


CloneR™2

CloneR™2

Generate hPSC lines with improved cloning efficiencies that maintain their genomic integrity and downstream differentiation potential in single-cell workflows.

Related Webinar:
Facilitating hPSC Single Cell Seeding Workflows Using CloneR™2

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StemSpan™ T Cell Generation Kit

StemSpan™ T Cell Generation Kit

Reproducibly expand thousands of CD4+CD8+ double-positive T cells in cultures initiated with CD34+ human cord blood cells.

Related Technical Bulletin:
StemSpan™ Medium and Supplements for the Generation of T Cells from Cord Blood-Derived CD34+ Cells


STEMdiff™ Monocyte Kit

STEMdiff™ Monocyte Kit

Differentiate hPSCs to monocytes expressing CD14 with this feeder-free and serum-free formulation.

Related Technical Bulletin:
Generation of Monocytes from Human Pluripotent Stem Cells Using STEMdiff™ Medium and Supplements


ImmunoCult™ Human B Cell Expansion Kit

ImmunoCult™ Human B Cell Expansion Kit

Reliably expand human B cells that are ready for use in downstream assays and applications—without the use of serum, specialized cultureware, or problematic feeder cells.

Related Scientific Poster:
Robust Serum-Free Expansion of Human B Cells In Vitro with an Animal Component-Free Cell Culture Supplement

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Human iPSC-Derived Neural Progenitor Cells

New: Human iPSC-Derived Neural Progenitor Cells

Start your neural workflow with confidence using high-quality, ready-to-use human neural progenitor cells. These cryopreserved central nervous system -type progenitors are differentiated from the human iPSC control line, SCTi003-A. They can be expanded for several passages, cryopreserved, and differentiated to various cell types, including forebrain neurons, midbrain neurons, and astrocytes.

Related FAQ:
Frequently Asked Questions on iPSCs


STEMdiff™ Motor Neuron Differentiation Kit

New: STEMdiff™ Motor Neuron Differentiation Kit

Produce pure populations of spinal motor neurons in only 14 days with a simple and scalable workflow. Compatible co-culture applications can also be used to model the complexities of cell-cell interactions.

Related Scientific Poster:
Rapid, High-Efficiency Differentiation of Motor Neurons from Human Pluripotent Stem Cells


BrainPhys™ hPSC Neuron Kit

BrainPhys™ hPSC Neuron Kit

Culture, differentiate, and mature neurons derived from human embryonic stem or induced pluripotent stem cells by using a complete medium optimized to promote, rather than inhibit neuronal activity.

Related Scientific Poster:
BrainPhys™ Neuronal Medium: A Medium That Promotes the Maturation and Synaptic Function of Human Pluripotent Stem Cell (hPSC)-Derived Neurons in Long-Term Cultures

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TeSR™-AOF 3D

New: TeSR™-AOF 3D

Expand and scale-up undifferentiated human ES and iPS cells as aggregates in 3D suspension culture.

Related Webinar:
Robust Workflows for the Expansion of PSCs in 3D Suspension Culture


PBS-MINI Bioreactor

PBS-MINI Bioreactor

Culture and expand human hematopoietic cells in animal origin-free conditions with this medium, manufactured under relevant cGMPs.

Related Resource:
PSC Scale-Up Flyer

StemSpan™-AOF, cGMP

StemSpan™-AOF, cGMP

Culture and expand human hematopoietic cells in animal origin-free conditions with this medium, manufactured under relevant cGMPs.

Related Webinar:
Engineering the Hematopoietic System to Treat Non-Hematological Disorders


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Catch Up on ISSCR 2023 with the Stem Cell Podcast

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