Regenerative Sciences Institute News
RSI has begun a new integrative program to understand the critical molecular changes that occur during the aging process. The program focuses on the roles that stem cells and progenitor cells play in aging. The intrinsic limits of stem cell based rejuvenation will be a key focus.
RSI announces creation of an internship program to train college-educated people interested in a career in biotechnology.
Regenerative Sciences Institute is accepting applications for the 2009 RSI Undergraduate Biology Fellows and iGEM Programs. These programs are designed to give undergraduates experience in basic lab protocols, molecular biology techniques, and the chance to work on important research projects on aging, stem cells and synthetic biology. More details are available
here.
Cambridge, MA. The RSI 2008 iGEM team presented data demonstrating proof-of-concept for a new strategy to target programmed cardiomyocytes to damaged myocardium. More information and a talk is available at the MIT iGEM site.
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