The New York Stem Cell Foundation

NYSCF’s 6th Annual Gala kicked of the Annual Translational Stem Cell Research Conference in October. 

The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) held its sixth annual spring public outreach event to bring together leading stem cell scientists with patient advocates to describe current efforts to apply stem cell research to finding new treatments and cures for Parkinson’s disease.

The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) held its fifth annual spring public outreach event on Thursday, March 25 at The TimesCenter in New York City. The event brought together leading stem cell scientists with patient advocates to explain the latest developments in the stem cell field with a focus on the current efforts to apply stem cell research to finding new treatments for Alzheimer's disease.

In this short film that premiered at NYSCF's 4th Annual Dinner Celebration in October 2009, some of the nations top scientists speak about the importance of stem cell research.

Bob Costas urges support of stem cell research.

At it's third annual gala, NYSCF honored Governor David A. Paterson with the Leadership award.

This panel of leading stem cell scientists and patient advocates provided the straight scoop on the latest developments in the stem cell field and explained why there is so much at stake for us all. Excerpts from current films helped illustrate the urgency of this research.

NYSCF has helped create a video on stem cell research currently playing in the Hall of Human Origins at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. It portrays the promise of stem cell therapies for human disease and demonstrates the potential of the research to create opportunities for studying disease fundamentals.

NYSCF scientists and supporters discuss the significance of the New York Stem Cell Foundation's work.

Beating heart tissue made from human embryonic stem cells.

The New York Stem Cell Foundation and the 92nd Street Y present a panel discussion entitled: Stem Cell Research: The Way Forward.