Led by CorEUStem and COREdinates, this article “The transformative impact of stem cell core facilities in biomedical research” in Stem Cell Reports, highlights how iPSC core facilities have become essential drivers of innovation, collaboration, standardisation, and reproducibility internationally.
At the European Bank for iPSCs, we are happy to have contributed to this work and proud to be recognised as part of the infrastructure that enables researchers worldwide to access high-quality human iPSC resources. By providing well-characterised cell lines, associated data, and supporting services, EBiSC helps accelerate disease modelling, drug discovery, and the development of future therapies.
The article underscores the importance of specialised facilities and shared resources in ensuring scientific rigour, fostering collaboration, and supporting both fundamental and translational research. As the iPSC research landscape continues to evolve, sustainable infrastructures such as EBiSC remain critical for improving accessibility, reproducibility, and impact across academia and industry.
We would like to thank all co-authors and contributing organisations for their collaboration on this important publication.
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