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EC Research in Progress

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This seminar series is an informal way for SRF EC members to share their ongoing research with other EC members between Fertility conferences, as well as to network with each other.

We will be hosting a regular online meeting allowing early career members (BSc, MSc, MD, PhD, PostDoc) to give an informal 10-15 minute presentation on their research. This can be unpolished work-in-progress or completed research.

Why present?

  • Disseminate your research with a wide audience.
  • Gain feedback and new insights on your work.
  • Learn about ongoing research across different institutions.
  • Practise presenting and communicating your research with others prior to conferences.
  • Gain confidence presenting!
  • Engage and network with other early career members throughout the year.
  • Get a certificate!

Seminar Four –Friday 17th April (1-2pm BST)

Please join us for our next online ECR SRF research in progress seminar, 1-2pm (BST).

Speaker 1: Dr Delanyo Kpeglo.

Talk title: “Investigating the biological mechanisms underlying endometrium function and the peri-implantation period of pregnancy under heat stress”

Speaker 2: Belinda Balandya.

Talk title: “Effect of follicle size and steroid exposure on the developmental competence of sheep oocytes grown from preantral follicles to maturity in vitro”

Date: Friday, 17th April
Time: 1:00–2:00 PM BST

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Previous seminars

Seminar Two –Friday 21st November (1-2pm GMT)

Join us for the second seminar in our series, featuring two insightful talks:

Speaker 1: Monika Zembrzuska
Talk Title: Effect of Embryonic Signals on the Activity of DNA Methyltransferases in Luminal and Stromal Cells of the Porcine Endometrium

Speaker 2: Vipul Batra
Talk Title: Epididymal Vesicles Reflect Paternal Diet and Impact Offspring Development

Date: Friday, 21st November
Time: 1:00–2:00 PM GMT

Seminar Three –Friday 30th January (1-2pm GMT)

Join us for the third seminar in our series, featuring your chance to share your research in a flash talk.

Sign up to present via the link below.

Date: Friday, 30th January

Time: 1:00–2:00 PM GMT

We’d also love your input on what topics and formats you’d like to see in future sessions. Your feedback will help us make this seminar series as engaging and valuable as possible for our members.