Lund Stem Cell Center's Annual Meeting
Warm welcome to our 2025 Annual Meeting in Båstad!
About Lund Stem Cell Center's Annual Meeting
Each year, more than 150 members of the Lund Stem Cell Center come together for our Annual Meeting—a two-day event focused on sharing research, sparking new collaborations, and shaping the future of our community.
As the Center’s main gathering of the year, the meeting offers a unique opportunity to connect across labs, explore the latest advances in stem cell research, and engage in meaningful scientific dialogue.
What to Expect
The program features research presentations from across the Center, offering insight into new findings and ongoing projects in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. Interactive workshops provide space for deeper discussion and interdisciplinary learning. This year, the annual meeting will also include:
- Posters Sessions:
Poster presentations are open to all, with priority given to our young researchers. Poster size: A0, portrait (display boards are 88 cm wide). There will be a best poster prize. Submit your poster abstract via the abstract submission form. - Young Researcher Talks:
We encourage our PhD students and postdocs to submit abstracts in order to be considered for short oral presentations. Further information can be found in the registration form. - An Interdisciplinary Collaboration Session:
This new session format highlights collaborative, unpublished projects presented jointly by two researchers from different groups and scientific disciplines. Each pair will share an ongoing project that bridges fields and engages the audience in open discussion. The focus is on feedback, troubleshooting, and identifying new directions. To be considered, please use the abstract submission form.
Between sessions, coffee breaks, shared meals, and a relaxed evening dinner create space for informal conversations and connections that strengthen our collaborative culture. Whether you're a PhD student, researcher, or staff member, the Annual Meeting is a chance to stay informed, inspired, and involved.
Questions? Contact:
Claire McKay
PhD, Research Coordinator
Lund Stem Cell Center
BMC, Lund University
claire [dot] mckay [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se (Claire[dot]McKay[at]med[dot]lu[dot]se)