Long Week hiPSC Culturing Workshop

About this event

- Human-Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSC) Workshop: Lectures + Hands‑On Training

- Oct. 5–9

- Master Stem Cell Techniques for Basic Research and Translational Medicine

- Available In‑Person, hybrid, or Online (Remote)

Advance your expertise in human-induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) technology through an immersive workshop designed for students, trainees, and researchers interested in the stem cell field.

What the Workshop Covers

• hiPSCs Reprogramming

• hiPSCs culturing: biology, morphology, maintenance, freezing, thawing, and long‑term culture

• Monolayer & suspension culture systems for scalable PSC expansion

• Differentiation protocols for generating lineage‑specific stem cells

• Organoid workflows: derivation, expansion, freezing, thawing, and characterization

• Quality Control Assays: pluripotency testing, molecular QC, functional assays

• Functional evaluation of hiPSCs and hiPSC‑derived cell types

• Translational applications: disease modeling, drug screening, regenerative medicine workflows.

• And more: media prep, troubleshooting, sterile technique, and best practices, etc.

Who can Attend

Students, early‑career scientists, and experienced researchers—anyone interested in stem cell biology, hiPSC technology, or translational medicine.

Why Join

• Gain confidence in both foundational and advanced hiPSC workflows

• Learn directly from experts in a supportive, small‑group environment

• Choose the format that fits your needs: in‑person or online (remote)

For the full agenda and registration details, contact the Center at Luga3285@colorado.edu .