IMPORTANT: This event is organised in compliance with a COVID Safe Event Checklist
- Stay at home if unwell or have a cough, fever, sore throat, fatigue or shortness of breath. DO NOT attend the event and contact us to organise a refund.
- If becoming unwell during the event, please inform one of our organisers onsite
- Please maintain physical distancing at all times
- External visitors are allowed. If the rules change by the event date, a refund will be organised
ASSCR is pleased to invite you to the first ASSCR scientific meeting for Early Career Researchers (ECRs - Student and Postdoctoral level) in Queensland. This meeting is the first of a series of interstate events which will be held over the year.
Our aim is to promote ECRs and showcase the cutting edge science produced by the new generation of researchers in Australia. As such, these meetings will cover a wide array of topics from discovery to translational science including, but not limited to:
• Stem Cells and Disease Modelling
• Vector design and gene editing
• Cell and gene therapy strategies
• Regenerative medicine
• Organoids
• Spatial Transcriptomics
• Computational biology
As part of their membership privileges, ASSCR members can register for FREE. Not a member yet? You can sign up here - from $60 for 1.5 years membership duration. Registration for non-members is $20AUD per delegate.
The Program committee will select presenters for oral presentation and flash talk. ASSCR members will be given priority for talks.
Registration deadline for abstract submission is 11 December 2020 - extended to 18 December 2020.
Registration deadline for the event is 15 January 2021.
About us:
The Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research (ASSCR) aims to promote the disciplines of stem cell biology and therapies in Australasia, promote education and research, and to disseminate scientific information. Our specific objectives are to support and promote stem cell research and encourage scientific exchange within the region, and to provide all interested parties, including the general public, with the opportunity to access information relating to scientific, medical and ethical advances in the broad field of stem cell research.
