Titles:

1. 3D Skin Printing: In-Situ Formation of Planar Tissues
2. Myeloid lineage cell during healing: Friend or Foe?  

Prof. Michel Cohen-Tannoudji (Ph.D)

 Titles:

1. Consequences of Ribosome Biogenesis Inhibition on Normal and Pathological Intestinal Stem/ Progenitor Cells
2. Specification and Maintenance of Cell Identities in The Early Mammalian Embryo

Prof. Caroline Gargett ( Ph.D)

 Titles:

1. Towards the Clinical Translation of a Mesenchymal Stem Cell-Based Therapy for Pelvic Organ Prolapse
2. Identification and Characterisation of Endometrial Stem/Progenitor Cells   

Prof. Ryoichiro Kageyama (MD, Ph.D)

 Titles:

1. Dynamic Control of Embryonic Neural Stem Cells
2. Dynamic Control of Adult Neural Stem Cells  

Prof. Rolf Kemler (Ph.D)

Titles:

1. Trimethylation and Acetylation of β-Catenin at Lysine 49 Represent a Key Element in ES Cell Pluripotency
2. -Catenin Regulates Telomerase in Stem and Cancer Cells

Dr. Johnny Kim (Ph.D)

Titles:

1. Harnessing functional genomics to identify mechanisms of stem cell dependent tissue regeneration
2. Targeted inactivation of oncogenic drivers of cancer originating in adult stem cells during muscle regeneration

Prof. João F. Mano (Ph.D)

Titles:

1. Instructive Natural-Based Hydrogels as Platforms for Stem Cell Cultures for Tissue Engineering Applications
2. Nanotechnology Approaches in the Design of Hybrid Constructs for Regenerative Medicine  

Dr. Alessandro Prigione (Ph.D)

Title:

1. iPSCs for Mitochondrial Medicine
2. Mitochondrial metabolism in stem cells and neural disease modeling

Dr. Nicolas Rivron (Ph.D)

Title:

1. Platforms for Controlling Organogenesis in a Dish
2. Blastocyst-Like Structures with Implantation Potential Formed solely from Stem Cells

Prof. Pierre Savatier (Ph.D)

Title:

1. Revisiting LIF/GP130/JAK/STAT3 Signalling in Human Pluripotent STEM CELLS
2. Naïve Pluripotency and Chimeric Competency in Rabbits and Non-Human Primates

Prof. Wolfram Tetzlaff (MD, Ph.D)

Title:

1. Myelinogenic Plasticity of Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cells and Role of Remyelination in Locomotor Recovery following Contusive Spinal Cord Injury
2. Remyelination Failure Potentiates Axon Loss and Impairs Motor Function following Cuprizone Demyelination

Prof. Pierre Vanderhaeghen

Title:

1. Mechanisms and Perspectives for Modeling Human Brain Diseases and Evolution
2. Using Mouse-Human Chimeric Brain to Study Neuronal Development and Diseases

Dr. Antonio Capalbo (PhD), Italy

Title:

1. Why, When and for Whom PGD and PGS May be Beneficial

Dr. Fakhera Feroz (PhD),UK

Title:

1. Endometrial Transcriptome and Proteome Profiles in Women with Impaired Fertility
2. Importance of Toxins in Repro-Medicine; Focusing on IVF Outcomes

Dr. Parviz Gharagozloo (PhD), USA

Title:

1. Antioxidants in the Practice of Male Infertility; What Every Clinician Should Know Prior to Treatment by A.R.T?
2. Sperm DNA Fragmentation and Antioxidant

Dr. Jorge Hallak (PhD), Brazil

Title:

1. Alcohol, Tobacco, Recreational Drugs and Steroids: Alterations in Testicular Function and Semen Quality
2. The Impact of Environmental Stressors and Air Pollution on Spermatogenesis: An Epidemiological and Mechanistic Approach

Dr. Yacoub Khalaf (MD), UK

Title:

1. Developing the Concept of iCOS: A Path Toward Success in ART
2. The POR Patients: Aetiologia and Management Developing the Concept of iCOS: A Path toward Success in ART

Dr. Wilfrid Kues (PhD), Germany

Title:

1. Genetic Engineering in Model Livestock Species

Dr. Navid Manuchehrabadi (PhD), USA

Title:

1. Improved Tissue Cryopreservation Using Inductive Heating of Magnetic Nanoparticles
2. Feasibility Study in the Development of Whole Ovary Vitrification and Nanowarming

Dr. Navid Manuchehrabadi (PhD), USA

Title:

1. Improved Tissue Cryopreservation Using Inductive Heating of Magnetic Nanoparticles
2. Feasibility Study in the Development of Whole Ovary Vitrification and Nanowarming

Prof. Marcus Meseguer (PhD), Spain

Title:

1. New Strategies for Diagnosing Embryo Implantation Potential
2. Biomakers and Key Considerations for Single Embryo Transfer: which Embryo to Transfer based on Early Embryo Assessments

Prof. Thomas V. O’Halloran (PhD), USA

Title:

1. New Regulators of Meiotic Progression: The Zinc Spark and Zinc Flux
2. Regulation of Sperm Development by Zinc

Prof. Teresa K. Woodruff (PhD), USA

Title:

1. New Communication Strategies for Reproductive Science and Medicine
2. Oncofertility: From Bench to Bedside
3. A Microfluidic Culture Model of the Human Reproductive Tract and 28-Day Menstrual Cycle