The Institute is pursuing the strategic and systematic development of cell therapy by recruiting qualified researchers, establishing a world class infrastructure, and expanding collaborations with domestic and oversea institutes.

Contact Information:

phone:  +82-2-590-2489,4936

fax:  +82-2-590-4978

The Catholic Institute of Cell Therapy (Seoul, Korea), founded by the support of the Committee for Life on October 5, 2005, is the central organization to realize the Catholic Church’s values and to integrate the capacities of the Catholic Medical Center for adult stem cell research.

The Institute is pursuing the strategic and systematic development of cell therapy by recruiting qualified researchers, establishing a world class infrastructure, and expanding collaborations with domestic and oversea institutes.

The Institute is also operating an independent GMP facility for cell therapy at the Catholic Medical Center, and will begin an Innovation Center to promote the industrialization of stem cell technologies.  Together with the Catholic University of Korea, the Institute also presents the annual Catholic International Stem Cell Symposium.

Vision & Specific Objectives of the Catholic Institute of Cell Therapy

Organization of the Catholic Institute of Cell Therapy

History of the Catholic Institute of Cell Therapy

International Cooperation

The Catholic International Stem Cell Symposium

About the Committee for Life

About the Catholic University of Korea’s Catholic Medical Center

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