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Symposium: New technologies in reproductive science
Professor Mary Herbert, University of Newcastle, UK – Can reproductive technologies prevent transmission of mitochondrial DNA disease?
Dr William Skarnes, Senior Group Leader, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge, UK – Biallelic genome editing of human stem cells at scale
Dr Yonatan Stelzer, Postdoctoral Fellow, Whitehead Institute of Biomedical Research, Cambridge, USA – Monitoring dynamic changes of DNA methylation in single cells during development and disease
Symposium: Risks and opportunities in wildlife reproduction
Dr Angelika von Heimendahl, Veterinary Reproduction Service, Cambridge, UK – Contraception in domestic animals
Dr Thomas Hildebrandt, Head of Department for Reproduction Management Leibniz Institute for Zoo & Wildlife Research and Chair Wildlife Reproduction Medicine, Freie Universität Berlin – Novel technologies in screening zoo and exotic animals
Dr Eduarda Santos, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Biology, University of Exeter, UK – Molecular mechanisms of reproductive disruption in fish
Symposium: New roles for old signalling pathways
Professor Manuel Tena-Sempere, Professor of Physiology, University of Cordoba, Spain – Leptin revisited: novel neurohormonal and molecular mechanisms for the reproductive roles of leptin
Dr Kazuhiro Kawamura, Associate Professor/Director of Reproduction and Infertility Center, St Marianna University School of Medicine, Kawasaki, Japan – PI3K regulation of dormant follicle activation
Professor Phil Knight, Professor of Reproductive Biology, University of Reading, UK – AMH and INSL3: ‘testicular’ factors with intra-ovarian roles
SRF 2016 Distinguished Scientist Lecture
Professor John Carroll, Director, Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia – Making a good egg
SRF 2016 New Investigator Lecture
Dr Rod Mitchell, Wellcome Trust Clinical Fellow and Honorary Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist, MRC Centre for Reproductive Health Queens Medical Research Institute, Edinburgh, UK – Genetic and environmental determinants of male reproductive health
SSR New Investigator Lecture
Dr Satoshi Namekawa, Assistant Professor, Department of Paediatrics, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, USA – Epigenetics in the male germline from stem cells to sperm
SRF-SRB Exchange Lecture
Ms Ella Green, PhD Candidate, University of Adelaide, Australia – Progesterone control of Regulatory T cell phenotype and abundance
SRF Postgrad/Post doc Symposium
Professor Kevin Sinclair, Editor in Chief, Reproduction Journal – Making an impact through scientific writing
Ms Victoria Merriman, Marketing Manager, Bioscientifica – How to increase the impact of your article
Professor Keith Jones, University of Southampton, UK – How to get your next job: from first postdoc to tenured post
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