Well done to Dr Ruoyu Miao for giving an invited talk titled “A joint latent class model of longitudinal and survival data with time-varying membership probability and covariance modelling” at […]
Book publication
Congratulations to Priscilla Day-Walsh on the release of the book entitled “Blood Oxidant Ties: The Evolving Concepts in Myocardial Injury and Cardiovascular Disease” that brings together an edited collection of […]
The human placenta exhibits a unique transcriptomic void
The placenta is a key organ at the start of our lives. In a recent study led by Professors Stephen Charnock-Jones and Gordon Smith, Sungsam Gong and colleagues uncovered that […]
Fetal manipulation of maternal metabolism is a critical function of the imprinted Igf2 gene
In a recent new study co-led by Miguel Constância and Amanda Sferruzzi-Perri and published in the journal Cell Metabolism, Jorge Lopez-Tello and colleagues uncovered in mice that a single hormone-like […]
#BLAW 2022
Stillbirth has been a focus of research in the Department for more than 20 years. Some of our previous studies in 2002-2004 led to identification of low PAPP-A in early […]
We don’t need no education?
The “Maternal–Fetal Immunology” issue of The Journal of Immunology features a brief review by Dr Francesco Colucci entitled “Uterine NK Cells Ace an “A” in Education: NKG2A Sets Up Crucial […]
The role of the maternal immune system in reproductive success
Congratulations to Dr Norman Shreeve and Prof Ashley Moffett for their review “Local immune recognition of trophoblast in early human pregnancy: controversies and questions” published in Nature Reviews Immunology. Reference […]
Wellcome Leap ‘In Utero’ programme funding success!
Massive congratulations to Professor Gordon Smith, Professor Steve Charnock-Jones and Dr Paul Kirk who have been selected for funding by the Wellcome Leap In Utero programme: measurement and modelling during […]
Sex differences in the intergenerational inheritance of metabolic traits
In a recent collaborative work between Miguel Constância and Susan Ozanne groups and published in the journal Nature Metabolism, the authors reviewed the importance of studying sex differences in response […]
Presentation now live
As part of the Cambridge Reproduction SRI Early Researchers Seminar Series, Giulia Avelino presented and gave an overview of her PhD study. If you missed her talk, the video recording […]
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