by rss feed | May 5, 2021 | contest, News Feeds, stem cell picture, the Niche
I got some great entries for our The Niche stem cell picture contest. While I expected many bright colorful images, every year some of the pictures surprise me in certain ways. There was another surprise in that two entrants in the contest, both Assistant Professors,...
by rss feed | Apr 9, 2021 | News Feeds, Science contests, the Niche
Every so often here on The Niche, I run some contests just to make things fun and today I have a new one to announce. The contest is for the best stem cell research images. Most often what people send in as entries are microscopy pictures, but you can use your...
by rss feed | Feb 7, 2021 | Blog, Investigational New Drug Application or IND, News Feeds, stem cell law, stem cell lawsuit, the Niche, weekly reads
Here are my recommended weekly reads for The Niche readership for early February 2021 including COVID-19 and stem cell lawsuit updates, papers, and more. How many papers do you end up reading each week or month these days? More or less than before the pandemic?...
by rss feed | Feb 7, 2021 | Blog, Investigational New Drug Application or IND, News Feeds, stem cell law, stem cell lawsuit, the Niche, weekly reads
Here are my recommended weekly reads for The Niche readership for early February 2021 including COVID-19 and stem cell lawsuit updates, papers, and more. How many papers do you end up reading each week or month these days? More or less than before the pandemic?...
by rss feed | Jan 31, 2021 | Fact-check, FDA, FDA letter, FTC, Jobs, News Feeds, Organicell, stem cell meetings, the Niche, weekly reads
During the week as I’m doing other stuff I keep my eyes open for interesting things to read, including over the weekend about stem cell research, COVID, CRISPR, and more for The Niche weekly recommended reads. This week a lot was going as we updated The Niche...
by rss feed | Dec 13, 2020 | artificial embryos, chromatin, H3.3, histone H1, histones cancer, Nature publication fees, News Feeds, REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, the Niche, Weekend Reads
Today’s The Niche recommended weekly reads post includes both primary papers and also a few media pieces. I’m especially interested in the first piece on making more complex embryo-like structures from ES cells. This is a long way from just making embryoid...
