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Upcoming Webinars

ISEH New Investigators Committee Live Webinar:

Epigenetics in Hematological Neoplasms: From Diagnosis to Disease Mechanisms

Thursday, 1 October from 06:00 - 07:15 US CDT - Check your local time zone.

Epigenetic alterations play a central role in hematological neoplasms, influencing cell identity, lineage differentiation, and disease development. Recent advances in DNA methylation profiling and epigenetic reprogramming are reshaping our understanding of leukemogenesis, offering new avenues for diagnosis, risk stratification, and disease modeling.

In this ISEH New Investigator Committee Webinar, we bring together Dr. Daniel Lipka and Prof. Constanze Bonifer, whose research explores complementary aspects of epigenetics in hematological malignancies. Dr. Lipka will discuss DNA methylation profiling for diagnosis and risk stratification across hematopoietic neoplasms, while Dr. Bonifer will explore how oncogenic transcription factors, including RUNX1-ETO, drive epigenetic reprogramming, and disrupt differentiation using iPSC models.

Join us on 1 October as our speakers share insights from their research and discuss how epigenetic approaches are advancing the field from clinical diagnosis to molecular disease mechanisms.

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Junior Faculty Committee Live Webinar:

Research Commercialisation - Turning Your Discovery Into an Actual Product

Wednesday, 21 October from 15:00 - 16:00 US CDT - Check your local time zone.

Got a potential solution to a healthcare or technology problem and want to turn it into something that is widely used? Join us to find out how research commercialisation can help develop your academic research into real-world products or services.

Featured Speakers

Lee Booty, PhD, FRSB, Venture Principal & CSO, WEHI Ventures & Ternarx
Katherine Bridge, PhD, Associate Professor, University of York
Andrew Young, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU

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ISEH live webinars are offered for free to all attendees on behalf of the International Society of Experimental Hematology (ISEH). ISEH values continuing education and increasing global access to the latest research, and is able to provide these opportunities thanks to the support of our members. Your ISEH membership helps to fund a number of society initiatives including scientific webinars, student travel grants to the Annual Scientific Meeting, and more. Not yet a member?

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Recent Webinars

Junior Faculty Committee Live Webinar:

How to Succeed as a Junior PI in Hematology: Tips and Tricks from the 2026 Janet Rowley Award Winner

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This year’s Janet Rowley Award is presented to Dr. Bethan Psaila for her ground-breaking and truly original work, covering myeloproliferative neoplasms, the microenvironment and megakaryocyte/platelet biology - research from discovery all the way to applications in clinical trials and commercialisation.

Join us for an interactive discussion with Bethan and members of the ISEH Junior Faculty Committee in our July webinar.

Member Engagement and Outreach Committee Live Webinar:

Global Scholars in Hematology: Asia

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ISEH is excited to announce our June webinar from the series Global Scholars in Hematology. This new webinar series brings together scientists from around the world to highlight leading experimental hematology research and foster meaningful global collaborations. This welcoming, community‑driven series helps attendees expand their scientific perspectives, build enduring professional networks, and elevate their profiles on an international stage. Join us to connect with colleagues, discover new opportunities, and support the next generation of hematology scientists.

Featured Speakers

This June webinar will highlight two outstanding researchers from Asia:

Amitava Sengupta, PhD, Sr. Principal Scientist, CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Kolkata, India
Dissecting 'immunogenic cell death' program in acute myeloid leukemia
Dr. Jianwei Wang, Professor, Hainan Medical University, Hainan, China
Decipher the molecular mechanism behind hematopoietic stem cell aging

New Investigators Committee Live Webinar:

Hematopoietic Stem Cell Aging: Heterogeneity and Plasticity

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Ageing is accompanied by profound changes in tissue homeostasis, regeneration, and immune function, many of which originate at the level of stem and progenitor cells. In recent years, major advances have revealed how ageing alters stem cell fitness, lineage bias, metabolic state, transcriptional programs, and interactions with the niche. These insights have reshaped our understanding of age associated disorders, including hematological malignancies, immune dysfunction, frailty, and chronic inflammatory disease.

In this ISEH New Investigator Committee Webinar moderated by Maria Jassinskaja, we bring together leading scientists whose work has defined and transformed the modern field of stem cell ageing. Our invited speakers are Professor Atsushi Iwama (The Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo, Japan) and Professor M.Carolina Florian (ICREA / IDIBELL, Spain), both internationally recognized for their contributions to understanding how ageing impacts stem cell biology.

Join us as these international experts share perspectives from their research programs and discuss emerging concepts in stem cell ageing. This webinar offers a unique opportunity for researchers at all career stages to gain insight into cutting edge discoveries and to engage with pioneers shaping the future of ageing research.

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