The 2027 Solaris Symposium – Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine invites international scientists, bioengineers, biotechnology experts, clinician-scientists, regenerative medicine specialists, and both established and young investigators to Hong Kong to attend a cutting-edge, engaging and broad-ranging event on 14-17 January, 2027. The 2027 Solaris Symposium is dedicated to exploring the fundamental and translational science of stem cells across diverse contexts, from tissue development, physiological homeostasis, disease pathogenesis, to regeneration. The Symposium is more than a series of presentations - it is a convergence of disciplines, both scientific and technological, where developmental biology meets contemporary genomics, where bioengineering dialogues with physiology, and where computational and AI-driven models inform clinical challenges. 

The 2027 Solaris Symposium, sponsored by the Solaris Symposium Foundation Limited, is the inaugural annual event that brings together diverse enabling communities: pioneering researchers decoding the fundamental mechanisms of cellular identity and plasticity, bioengineers crafting the scaffolds and environments that allow cells to thrive and re-create physiological relevant tissue models, and clinician-scientists translating discoveries into trials that offer paths to promising therapies, all working together to scale research innovations for global health impact. 

Set against the scenic backdrop of Hong Kong, one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities that represents a dynamic amalgamation of world cultures, the 2027 Solaris Symposium – Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine highlights both the shared principles and the unique challenges and potential of stem cell science in building a roadmap for regenerative medicine.