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Read more at: "Reproduction matters to us all": Professor Kathy Niakan on why it’s vital to take a multidisciplined approach to understanding reproduction
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"Reproduction matters to us all": Professor Kathy Niakan on why it’s vital to take a multidisciplined approach to understanding reproduction

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Interdisciplinary research at Cambridge

Interdisciplinary research at Cambridge

Cambridge University video highlights importance of interdisciplinary research The video called ‘What impact will your next connection have?’ encourages researchers to get involved in the lively network of cross-School initiatives at the University. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: 'What impact will your next...

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Read more at: Cambridge Reproduction leads work on new Code of Practice for research involving stem cell-based embryo models
Human stem cell-based embryo model – Blastoids. Blue marks all nuclei, the green label marks cells of the inner cell mass, and the pink label is a readout of a ribosomal protein. Credit Irene Zorzan and Teresa Rayon, Babraham Institute.

Cambridge Reproduction leads work on new Code of Practice for research involving stem cell-based embryo models

4 July 2024

Read more at: ‘Mini-placentas’ help scientists study the causes of pre-eclampsia and pregnancy disorders
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‘Mini-placentas’ help scientists study the causes of pre-eclampsia and pregnancy disorders

18 January 2024

Read more at: Cambridge-led study discovers cause of pregnancy sickness – and potential treatment
Morning sickness

Cambridge-led study discovers cause of pregnancy sickness – and potential treatment

13 December 2023

About us

Cambridge Reproduction is an interdisciplinary research centre that explores the urgent challenges posed by reproduction today.

We facilitate close engagement between the arts, humanities and social sciences, biology and medicine. By approaching reproduction collectively and across disciplines, we offer fresh perspectives on broad issues which range from global policies to those which affect individuals, families and populations.

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Cambridge Reproduction

Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience,
Downing Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 3EL

Email: coordinator@repro.cam.ac.uk
Phone: 01223 (7)64307

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