Training the Next Generation

Education

Research is a powerful tool for enacting change through education. We are committed to expanding educational opportunities from a local to a global scale—training the next generation of pioneers in arthritis research.

83
Fellows & Interns
Trained since founding
25
Conferences Hosted
Annual meetings & symposia
4,000+
Transplants
Meniscus allografts since 1986
10+
Video Techniques
Surgical education library
Internship Program

Mentoring Future Leaders in Orthopaedic Science

From our universally accessible and innovative surgical technique videos to our internship program designed to mentor students with a unique range of academic and personal backgrounds, we strive to provide opportunities to diversify the field of research through education and innovation.

The Stone Research Foundation and The Stone Clinic host US and international MDs, visiting scientists, medical and nursing students, and graduate and undergraduate students to provide comprehensive exposure to the techniques and methods that we have researched, developed, and continue to improve.

Who We Host

US & International MDs
Visiting Scientists
Medical Students
Nursing Students
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
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83 Fellows & Interns Trained

We are actively involved in hosting annual meetings to connect with international thought leaders while supporting our interns who are the next generation of physicians and researchers.

Including our newest SRF Fellow: Yalnaz Mohasin, MD at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

Scientific Associations

Meniscus Transplant Study Group

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MTSG

Founded 1986 • Dr. Kevin Stone, Founding Member

The Meniscus Cartilage Transplantation Study Group (MTSG) was formed in 1986 by a combination of orthopaedic surgeons, veterinary surgeons, and scientists to help promote the science of meniscus cartilage transplantation and to evaluate its transfer from basic science research to clinical practice.

The Stone Research Foundation is a driving force behind the MTSG—hosting, facilitating, and funding the meeting held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS). The group has now expanded to include the European Meniscal Transplantation Group (EMTG).

4,000+
Human Allografts Transplanted
1986
Year Founded
2
International Groups (MTSG + EMTG)

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