Each month an #egg is ovulated from the #ovary, starting the journey of reproduction. But how does ovulation occur?🥚 Our latest work in Nature Cell Biology led by Christopher Thomas and Tabea Marx, describes the control of #ovulation using live imaging. bit.ly/3Ya8dEL (1/7)

✨ Excited to welcome the new PhD students Kristian Kailis @kailiskri and Sara Nuñez starting at UCD Lyons Farm under the supervision of Prof. Pat Lonergan as part of the AFRODITA MSCA Doctoral Network! 🌍🔬 Stay tuned for their journey! #MSCA #fertility #research

So "dairy" cool! High school biology teachers from Martin County School District and St. Lucie Public Schools participated in another hands-on dairy genetics training and farm tour at Larson Dairy, Inc. led by Florida Dairy Farmer Colleen Larson and UF Professor Dr. Peter Hansen. MiniOne® Systems #UndeniablyDairy

Here is the latest from Lané Haimon, PhD et al. on how choline can program the bovine embryo. #reprorocks UF IFAS Animal Sciences Dept. Animal Molecular & Cellular Biology A low concentration of choline chloride alters the developmental program of the bovine preimplantation embryo doi.org/10.1530/RAF-24…

🌟NEW research article🌟 by McKenzie L J Haimon et al.: 'A low concentration of choline chloride alters the developmental program of the bovine preimplantation embryo' Read it: doi.org/10.1530/RAF-24… Lané Haimon, PhD Masroor Sagheer, PhD Peter James Hansen

We enjoyed Prof. Hubert Pausch's talk today, from ETH Zurich, about the genetic factors affecting bull fertility as part of the BullNet online seminar series! #Genetics #fertility #learninganddevelopment

Happy Holidays! Tree from Mitochondrial Medicine

BullNet Training Week - Informative and interesting first day with PhD presentations and valuable discussion with the whole network! We look forward to industry talks on day 2

Great insight to the US cattle reproduction market by ⁦Bo Harstine⁩ from ⁦Select Sires Inc.⁩ at the ⁦Bullnet⁩ training week

Here is a paper from Raquel Desenzi et al - work she did on an internship at UF IFAS Animal Sciences Dept. Lack of effect of cyclic adenosine monophosphate modulation during pre... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Lets get practical!! Our doctoral network really got involved with the practical elements of our first Training week, understanding semen analysis as well as handling the bovine female reproductive tract! #Training #livestock #doctoralnetwork 🔬🔎

Our own Camila Cuéllar is one of the best at producing embryos. Here is one of the calves and her dam from her heat shock research. The calf is one of the fine animals at americanredcattle.com

We’d like to extend a huge congratulations to our #IETS2025 Pioneer Award Winner, Peter James Hansen! 🎉 This award recognizes those earliest contributors to the development of embryo transfer technology and the embryo transfer industry. The IETS is very proud to honor Dr. Hansen!

We’d like to extend a huge congratulations to our #IETS2025 Richard Fayrer-Hosken – Partner Society Travel Fund Winner! 🎉 ▶️ Surawich Jeensuk Surawich joins us from the Department of Livestock Development of Thailand from the Thai Society of Animal Reproduction! 🥳

Continuing our online seminar series, Prof Akio Miyamoto discussed research conducted in sperm hyperactivation in the uterus! Fantastic to get this insight from Obihiro in Northern Japan. ありがとう! 🇯🇵🎙️🍺#fertility #learninganddevelopment

Congratulations Dr. Zayas. Gabe defended his PhD today. One of the best seminars I have heard in a while. Also congratulations to Raluca Maatescu. Great student.

One of the authors of our new paper was funded by #USAID Interactions between type of culture medium and addition of serum on development and gene expression of bovine blastocysts produced in vitro | Physiological Genomics | American Physiological Society journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.11…

Prof. Sean Fair, Co-Ordinator of BullNet at UL celebrates the first year of BullNet! 🥳1️⃣. We began one year ago, we have made great progress in recruiting a diverse doctoral group, working on our first Training Week and the key work packages. Thank you to everyone so far!

Excited to share my first PhD paper in JASB! We uncovered that unlike in vitro supplementation of choline, feeding of rumen-protected choline to cows had different effects on calves. Check out our paper & podcast discussion. shorturl.at/5DF8M shorturl.at/Qd9WK

American Society of Physiology journals have a great program - Spotlight covers. Here is one from the recent paper of Camila Cuéllar that appeared in Physiological Genomics - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39998448/ Thanks Surawich Jeensuk for the artwork - beautiful!