Registration and abstract submission for the ISSCR 2026 in Montréal

by | Oct 17, 2025 | Health, Research

The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) has opened registration and abstract submission for the 2026 Annual Meeting of the ISSCR , which will be held in Montreal, Canada, from July 8 to 11, 2026. The Global Stem Cell Event brings together leading scientists and industry representatives who are driving progress in stem cell research and regenerative medicine.

STEMCELL Technologies will be a co-sponsor of this outstanding event, continuing a valuable collaboration that underlines the importance of the partnership between academia and industry for the further development of this field.

“Stem cell research is evolving faster than ever, and we are thrilled to have the support of STEMCELL Technologies to bring the global community together and explore the most exciting advances from basic research to clinical breakthroughs,” said ISSCR President Hideyuki Okano. “Under the leadership of Fiona Doetsch and Nozomu Yachie, the program will be expanded to the fast-growing field of technical biology in 2026, integrating computational approaches and engineering to push the boundaries of research. ISSCR 2026 promises to be an unforgettable moment for our community.”

ISSCR 2026 is more than a gathering of the best stem cell researchers of the year – it is a catalyst for discovery and collaboration. Participants will meet with pioneering scientists, innovators and thought leaders and exchange the latest research results and groundbreaking ideas. From casual discussions to structured networking, this is where new partnerships are formed and groundbreaking ideas take shape.

At the heart of the ISSCR Annual Meeting is its vibrant and inclusive global community. With nearly 3,500 international participants, ISSCR 2026 offers a unique opportunity for companies and organizations to raise their profile in the global regenerative medicine ecosystem. Meet industry decision-makers, forge strategic relationships, and showcase your technologies to the leaders shaping the future of stem cell research.

Symbolic image. Credits: freepik
Symbolic image. Credits: freepik

ISSCR members benefit from special rates and unique opportunities to connect with peers during this inspiring four-day event. Together, participants explore how the collaboration and integration of model systems, technologies, and translational research is shaping the future of stem cell and regenerative medicine.

Scholars are invited to submit abstracts by February 25, 2026 for oral presentations as well as travel and merit awards. A deadline for abstract submission runs from March 11 to April 22, 2026 and is limited to poster presentations.

Sign up by February 25, 2026 to get the best prices. ISSCR offers discounted rates with up to 50% off the in-person registration price and abstract submission fee to members in low- and lower-middle-income countries classified by the World Bank as low- or lower-middle-income countries. The new “Registration+” option allows scientists to join the ISSCR and register for the meeting at the same time, simplifying access to preferential prices.


PREVIEW: The German Congress of Laboratory Medicine (DKLM) 2025 promises exciting insights into the interface between science and clinical practice. Under the motto “Science for Precision Medicine”, the German Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (DGKL) and the Umbrella Association for Technologists and Analysts in Medicine Germany (DVTA) invite experts from research, clinics and industry to meet on October 23 and 24 at the Congress Center Leipzig (CCL). The two-day event is aimed at laboratory physicians, biomedical analysts and decision-makers to discuss current advances in diagnostics and strengthen networks. The ceremonial opening of the congress will take place on 22 October with the presentation of the MedLabAwards in the Salles de Pologne.


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