~ Stem Cell Research~
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Monday November 21, 2011
Over the past 26 years, Robarts Research Institute has awarded the J. Allyn Taylor International Prize in Medicine to some of the world's leading researchers across a range of scientific disciplines in biology, medicine and imaging.

1985 to 2009:

2009
Garret FitzGerald

2008
Michael Greenberg,
Roger Nicoll,

2007
Rory Collins,

2006
Mark Greene,

2005
Roger Tsien,

2004
Ralph Weissleder,

2003
Irving Weissman,

2002
Graeme Bell,
Ronald Kahn,
A ke Lernmark,

2001
Eric Lander,
Craig Venter,

2000
Tony Hunter,
Anthony Pawson,
Jseph Schlessinger,

1999
Judah Folkman,
Michael Gimbrone Jr.,

1998
Graeme Bydder,
Charles A. Mistretta,

1997
Bernard Moss,
Michael Oldstone, Bernard Roizman,

1996
Corey Goodman,
Thomas Jessell,

1995
Jacques Miller,
Jonathan Sprent,

1994
F. Gusella,
Nancy Wexler,

1993
Henry Barnett,
Eugene Braunwald, Louis Lasagna,

1992
K. Siesjo,

1991
Hugh McDevitt,

1990
Solomon Snyder,

1989
Lawrence Crooks, Alexander Margulis,

1988
J. Fraser Mustard,
Marian Packham,

1987
Peter Armitage,
Alvan Feinstein,
David Sackett,

1986
David Bowen,

1985
Jean Borel

Morning Session: 9:00am - 11:45am
Chair: Sean Cregan, PhD

Welcome and opening remarks: Michael J. Strong, MD, FRCPC

Derek van der Kooy, PhD
"Stem cells reveal the evolution of the pancreas from the brain."

Cheryle Séguin, PhD
"Defining pathways that regulate stem cell fate."

Mick Bhatia, PhD
"Programming human hematopoietic development."

 

12:00-2:00pm: Lunch & Poster Session in the 3rd and 4th floor atriums-Robarts Research

 

Afternoon Session: 2:15pm - 4:15pm
Chair: Arthur Brown, PhD

Freda Miller, PhD
"Neural stem cells: From development to repair."

Rudolf Jaenisch, MD
"Stem cells, the molecular control of pluripotency and the promise for personalized medicine."

 

Closing remarks and Poster Winner Announcements: Lynne Postovit, PhD