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Registration and Abstract Submission Now Open for ISSCR 2026 in Montréal, July 8-11

October 15, 2025
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The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) is poised to host its landmark Annual Meeting from July 8 to 11, 2026, in Montréal, Canada, an event that promises to catalyze transformative advancements in stem cell science and regenerative medicine. Registration and abstract submission for this global summit are now open, signifying an important milestone for researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders aiming to showcase cutting-edge work in the field. As the most comprehensive gathering dedicated to stem cell biology, the ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting will serve as a nexus for interdisciplinary dialogue, data exchange, and collaborative innovation.

A key highlight of this forthcoming conference is the co-sponsorship by STEMCELL Technologies, a leading biotechnology enterprise that has long been integral to fostering research excellence. This partnership symbolizes a deepening synergy between scientific discovery and commercial application, reflecting the collective effort necessary to propel stem cell research from the bench toward clinical translation. STEMCELL Technologies brings to the table a portfolio of over 2,500 specialized reagents, tools, and services, which are pivotal in supporting experimental rigor and reproducibility in diverse arenas such as immunology, cancer research, and cellular therapy development.

The 2026 program under the stewardship of ISSCR President Hideyuki Okano and led by experts Fiona Doetsch and Nozomu Yachie, is set to expand its scientific scope, integrating the burgeoning field of engineering biology. This emerging discipline merges computational modeling, systems biology, and biotechnological engineering to unravel complex cellular behaviors and to devise novel therapeutic strategies. The inclusion of engineering biology underscores the transformative potential of interdisciplinary approaches in decoding stem cell mechanisms and amplifying their clinical utility.

As stem cell research accelerates, the ISSCR Annual Meeting stands as a vital platform for disseminating breakthrough findings that span from foundational biology to translational research. This dynamic forum empowers scientists to present novel insights into pluripotency, lineage specification, and stem cell niche dynamics, as well as to explore sophisticated methodologies such as single-cell transcriptomics, CRISPR-based genome editing, and organoid modeling. By fostering rigorous scientific exchange, the conference aims to bridge gaps between experimental innovation and clinical implementation.

Dr. Allen Eaves, President and CEO of STEMCELL Technologies, emphasizes the significance of collaborative networks in driving research impact. By co-sponsoring this meeting, STEMCELL Technologies champions a shared vision where academic inquiry and industrial development coalesce to expedite therapeutic breakthroughs. The Montréal venue offers a vibrant scientific milieu where over 3,500 international delegates will convene to forge strategic partnerships, engage in knowledge transfer, and spotlight next-generation biotechnologies that promise to reshape regenerative medicine landscapes.

The ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting will spotlight multifaceted scientific discussions, ranging from stem cell-derived cellular therapies to the ethical frameworks governing research conduct. These conversations are crucial in navigating the regulatory and societal implications of stem cell applications, ensuring that advancements adhere to the highest standards of research integrity and patient safety. Furthermore, the meeting will facilitate discourse on innovations in clinical trials, including adaptive designs and biomarker integration, which are transforming the evaluation of stem cell-based interventions.

Integral to the event’s mission is the promotion of inclusivity and diversity within the global regenerative medicine community. ISSCR membership offers members exclusive registration benefits and tailored opportunities to engage with peer networks, fostering a supportive environment where emerging investigators and established scientists alike can collaborate. This inclusive ethos nurtures the exchange of ideas that inspire novel research trajectories and enhance the translational pipeline.

For scientists eager to contribute, the abstract submission deadline is February 25, 2026, inviting researchers to share oral presentations and compete for prestigious Travel and Merit Awards. A subsequent late-breaking abstract submission window will accommodate poster presentations, ensuring that the latest data and preliminary findings receive ample exposure. These mechanisms support a dynamic and responsive program that reflects the rapidly evolving nature of stem cell science.

In addition to the scientific program, ISSCR 2026 offers a comprehensive expo where companies can showcase technological innovations that underpin research excellence. This includes advanced cell culture media formulations, high-throughput screening platforms, and precision cell separation techniques that are instrumental in refining experimental workflows. Industry participation underscores the interdependence of academic research and commercial technology development, accelerating the path from laboratory discoveries to therapeutic realities.

Journalists seeking to cover the ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting are encouraged to apply for media credentials to gain complimentary access, facilitating widespread dissemination of new knowledge and insights emerging from the conference. Broad media engagement ensures that progressive stem cell science achieves heightened visibility, attracting multidisciplinary interest and public support for regenerative medicine initiatives.

With an active global membership nearing 5,000 from over 80 countries, ISSCR remains the premier international organization dedicated to advancing stem cell research and its clinical translation. The society’s commitment to fostering scientific excellence and ethical integrity continues to propel the field into new frontiers, making ISSCR 2026 a pivotal event for shaping the future trajectories of stem cell biology and regenerative therapies.

This upcoming ISSCR Annual Meeting is set to be a defining chapter in global stem cell science, aligning pioneering research with technological innovation and clinical ambition. As the community converges in Montréal, the event will not only reflect the current state of the art but will also chart new directions for regenerative medicine, inspiring collaborations that will ultimately transform patient care worldwide.


Subject of Research: Stem cell research, regenerative medicine, engineering biology, translational and clinical stem cell applications.

Article Title: ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting to Drive Breakthroughs in Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine

News Publication Date: Not specified (content relevant to 2026 event information)

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  • ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting
  • STEMCELL Technologies
  • ISSCR Membership

Image Credits: International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR)

Keywords: Stem cell research, translational research, clinical research, research organizations, research ethics, cell therapies, clinical trials, drug development

Tags: abstract submission guidelinesbiotechnology and research collaborationclinical translation of stem cell therapiescutting-edge stem cell discoveriesglobal summit on stem cell biologyinterdisciplinary dialogue in scienceISSCR 2026 Annual MeetingMontréal stem cell summitregenerative medicine eventresearch excellence in regenerative medicinestem cell research conferenceSTEMCELL Technologies partnership
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