amp Regenerative Medicine Faculty meeting 080111 Agenda Maryland Stem Cell Research Funding Summary Dan Gincel Maryland MSCRFTEDCO Stem Cell Consortium Update James Goolsby ID: 1042357
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1. Center for Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative MedicineFaculty meeting08/01/11
2. AgendaMaryland Stem Cell Research Funding Summary Dan Gincel, Maryland MSCRF/TEDCOStem Cell Consortium Update James Goolsby, Paragon Bioservices Mohan Vemuri and Mark Powers, Life TechnologiesOverview of working groups Curt Civin Sarah Netzel-ArnettTechnology Updates Bruce Yu Scott DevineBrief Presentations by three 2011 MSCRF Recipients Maria Nurminskaya Paul Yarowski Feyruz Rassool
3. Maryland Stem Cell Research FundingDan Gincel, PhD (Director, MSCRF/TEDCO, State of Maryland)
4. Stem Cell Center Mission Develop and support a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary environment that promotes stem cell researchEncourage translation of discoveries into innovative and beneficial clinical applications that enhance the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of human diseases Establish synergistic collaborations among academia, business and federal laboratories located in Maryland
5. Stem Cell ConsortiumServices: Paragon Bioservices, BioParkJames Goolsby, PhD Education: Life Technologies Mohan Vemuri, PhDMark Powers, PhD
6. Technologies on CampusBruce Yu, PhD, Associate Professor at the Fischell Department of Bioengineering (UMCP) and School of Pharmacy (UMB)byu@rx.umaryland.eduScott Devine, PhD, Associate Professor, Dept. of Medicine (Endocrinology), Institute for Genome Sciencessdevine@som.umaryland.edu
7. Current Working GroupsIntestinal stem cellsCardiovascular stem cellsNeural stem cells Hematopoietic and cancer stem cellsSkeletal (Muscle, Cartilage, Fat and Bone) stem cellsiPS development
8. Group Members
9. Goals of Working GroupsDevelop collaborative research teamsPromote interactions of basic researchers in translational and clinical projectsGenerate successful research projects and funding proposals by providing opportunities to present and discuss research findings and experimental proposals among a multidisciplinary team of colleagues
10. Expectations & DeadlinesAssign coordinator Initial Meeting – end of August/ early Sept.Group Proposal Update at Fall Faculty meetingMid-November MSCRF LOI deadlineMock reviews (December)January MSCRF Deadline
11. 2011 MSCRF RecipientsInvestigator InitiatedRassool, Feyrus, “Efficacy of remodeling the DNA damage response in induced pluripotent stem cells engineered by different methods”ExploratoryChen, Xiaochun, “MicroRNA Regulators of ex vivo Human Hematopoietic Stem Cell Expansion”Du, Shao Jun, “Reprogramming of satellite cells and human mesenchymal stem cells for muscle repair”
12. 2011 MSCRF RecipientsExploratory cont’dYarowski, Paul, “Stem cell therapy for traumatic brain injury”Post doctoral FellowshipShanmugasundaram, Shobana, “Optimization of the 3D PLLA fiber scaffolds for osteogenic differentiation in stem cells”
13. Next StepsSend MSCRF Specific aims and reviewer comments (pinksheets) to Wendy SandersHold working group meetingsFall Stem Cell Center faculty meetingAny questions? Miek Segers,Tami Kingsbury, or Curt Civin