University of Michigan Stem Cell Research

Overview

The University of Michigan has recently emerged as a national leader in the three main types of stem cell research: embryonic, adult, and reprogrammed cells known as iPS stem cells. Read more about U-M's stem cell research

Stem cells: Second frontier unfolds in U-M stem cell work, 01/18/2015

Five years after Michigan vote on human embryonic stem cells, U-M effort is in full swing

UM researcher uses stem cells to fight Alzheimer's, 11/11/2014

Stem cells: Five years ago, this would have been impossible

Epilepsy in a dish: Stem cell research reveals clues to disease's origins and may aid search for better drugs

U-M start-up OncoMed has initial public offering

Divide and define: Clues to understanding how stem cells produce different kinds of cells

Spring cleaning in your brain: U-M stem cell research shows how important it is, 4/10/2013

Cells culled from adults may grow human bone, 4/2/2013

Beyond stem cells: U-M's Yamashita receives Keck award, 2/4/2013

Stem cells + nanofibers = promising nerve research, 11/7/2012

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University of Michigan Stem Cell Research