Stem Cell Training Program — Goals
To train a cadre of pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, and clinical fellows to advance the field of stem cell biology and medicine by utilizing the unique attributes of UC Davis which includes, but is not limited to, the following:
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California National Primate Research Center, with active stem cell research including transplant of differentiated human embryonic stem cells into nonhuman primates, and studies in ontogeny/developmental biology;
- Center for Molecular and Genomic Imaging, to perform stem cell tracking/trafficking studies in vivo;
- Collaboration with Shriner's Institute for Pediatric Regenerative Medicine;
- Robust combination of campus schools, including human and veterinary medicine, agriculture and environmental sciences, biomedical engineering, and programs in ethics, business, and law;
- Strong commitment to diversity, of our faculty, student body, and staff;
- Community outreach and public education, including advocacy by our leadership council, community advisors, and Scientific Board of Advisors;
- Partnerships with UC Merced, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and the private sector; and
- Campus culture that values collaboration and multidisciplinary research.

