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Comprehensive analysis on the global stem cell research landscape prepared by Elsevier, Kyoto University's Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences (iCeMS) and EuroStemCellis now available and reveals that stem cell research is growing twice as fast as other areas of research.

The Stemformatics team is using QCloud to make available a growing collection of high quality gene expression datasets for stem cell research, and to allow researchers to quickly and easily visualise genes that interest them in these datasets.

During October, over 450 Australian high school students and their teachers attending screenings of the award-winning documentary Stem Cell Revolutions in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. 
At each screening, the students had the opportunity to have their questions about stem cells and careers in science answered by visiting scientist Professor Clare Blackburn, also the co-producer of the film, and a panel of local stem cell experts. Prof Blackburn’s visit to Australia, and the screenings of the film, were generously supported by the National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia.