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As the world prepares for the Expo 2025 Osaka, two pioneering institutions — IREM (Institute for Regenerative Medicine) and CiRA (Center for iPS Cell Research and Application) — are set to showcase their groundbreaking work in stem cell research and the exciting potential of translating laboratory discoveries from the "bench to the bedside." This collaboration exemplifies how international partnerships can accelerate the development of innovative treatments and technologies, ultimately benefiting patients globally.
At Expo 2025, attendees will have the opportunity at the Swiss Pavilion to learn about these advances through interactive exhibits, presentations, and demonstrations. The collaboration between IREM and CiRA is particularly significant because it showcases the power of cross-border partnerships in tackling global health challenges. Both institutions are committed to fostering an open exchange of ideas and resources, which is crucial for accelerating the pace of discovery and ensuring that innovative therapies reach those who need them most.