You can do it if you publish it in Nature” 20 years after the discovery of iPS cells, the critical moment for practical application
The enthusiasm immediately after the opening of the Osaka-Kansai Expo venue has not cooled down. In the Pasona Pavilion near the entrance, the “iPS Heart,” the main attraction of the Expo, was beating.
“It’s really moving.” The crowd was amazed by the 3.5-centimeter-sized mini-organs made from iPS cells. It has been less than 20 years since Shinya Yamanaka, a 62-year-old professor at Kyoto University, discovered iPS cells. It is finally about to be put to practical use in a wide range of fields.