Cambridge Endometrial Network

The Cambridge Endometrial Network fosters interdisciplinary networking, collaboration, and knowledge-exchange on the biology and clinical significance of the endometrium, an organ central to reproductive success and to conditions such as endometriosis and endometrial cancer.

CEN's mission

Facilitate cross-disciplinary links
Highlight synergies
Promote new collaborations

Across disciplines including clinical medicine, life sciences, engineering, policy, humanities, and industry.

Events

Over the coming year, the Cambridge Endometrial Network will host a series of 3-4 focused meetings, each 90 minutes in length, featuring talks from members of our community, followed by networking and nibbles.

These events will bring together voices from across disciplines - ranging from clinicians, academic researchers, and policy experts to engineers, humanities scholars, and representatives from industry and start-ups.

Upcoming Event: Welcome to CEN!

When: Monday 15th December, 1.30pm-3.30pm (talks 90 mins, followed by networking over drinks and nibbles)

Where: Hodgkin-Huxley Seminar Room, Floor D, Department of PDN, Physiology Building, Downing site, Tennis Court Road, CB2 3EG.

Speakers: Lea Wenger (Cyclana), Thomas Rawlings (Loke CTR/PDN) and Nick Hopwood (Professor of History of Science and Medicine)

Want to join us?

The Cambridge Endometrial Network is open to all researchers at the University of Cambridge or allied institutes who share an interest in female reproductive health. We welcome members from every career stage and discipline - whether you’re working in the life sciences, clinical medicine, engineering, social sciences, humanities, policy, or law.

Our network also connects with collaborators and local start-ups, creating space for ideas to flow between academia and industry. We’d love for you to join the conversation and help shape this collaborative community.

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