New UK voluntary Code of Practice published today, aiming to provide more clarity about how to evaluate stem cell-based embryo models. See piece in the Guardian for a brief explainer amp.theguardian.com/science/articl… (and I learnt a new word too, thanks Sandy PET 😂) Cambridge Reproduction

PET is proud to have published the new #SCBEMcode with Cambridge Reproduction today, & grateful to all the members of the Working Group that drafted the Code Read this article – progress.org.uk/creating-a-cod…– in which Working Group members reflect on the Code's significance #SCBEMs #EmbryoModels

Today we launch #SCBEMcode, the UK's first guidelines for the use of stem cell-based embryo models in research - developed by world-leading experts led by Cambridge Reproduction PET cam.ac.uk/stories/code-o…

Fantastic to see this out 👏Cambridge Reproduction PET leading the way on guidance on the use of stem cell based embryo models in research.

A working group of experts from a range of institutions across the UK, including BSMS' Ethixbird, have joined forces to produce the first ever UK guidelines for the generation and use of stem cell-based embryo models in research. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4bvECu7

🗣️ We are pleased that our public dialogue on the Governance of Stem Cell Based Embryo Models, commissioned by Cambridge Reproduction and supported by Sciencewise UK Research and Innovation, has informed the Stem Cell Based Embryo Model Code of conduct. Read the Code here 👇 buff.ly/3LiXceC

Cambridge Reproduction UK Research and Innovation ➡️ Learn more about the public dialogue, and read the dialogue report on our website 👇 buff.ly/3Jd5fID

Congratulations to School researchers Prof Kathy Niakan and Dr Emma Rawlins who were elected members of the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO)! Read more: cam.ac.uk/stories/EMBO-2… Gurdon Institute PDN Cambridge Cambridge Reproduction

La ciencia va por delante de la sociedad... ¡Y también de la legislación! Por eso, Cambridge Reproduction ha publicado este código de buenas practicas sobre el uso de modelos embrionarios humanos en el que he podido participar. Link aquí 👉

Last week the Cambridge Lactation Network welcomed attendees to their 2024 Summer Symposium, exploring a variety of themes around lactation and early nutrition. Thanks to the speakers and everyone who came and took part Geula Hanin Alecia-Jane Twigger #lactation repro.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-lact…

👀Have you seen this super new NHS / NHS Inform #HeavyMenstrualBleeding resource? 🩸Listen to this personal #periods story & find out how to access further #guidance & #support. Heavy periods (heavy menstrual bleeding) (nhsinform.scot) 🔬 The Centre for Reproductive Health Jacqueline Maybin

It was great to hear about amazing research in the reproductive field at #SSR2024 and to present my #PhD project in a talk!Thanks to the organisers for the best international abstract #award and for selecting my colleagues, glad to share the experience @CTR_Cambridge Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Details in the link of how you can get involved in contributing to this textbook.

Have you checked out the weekly blogs from Campop? If not take a historical look at population and family through the ages.

Well done Giulia Avellino for your recent success at #SSR2024

Population Council HumanRightsWATCH To learn more about how #ClimateChange exacerbates the drivers and compounds the issue of #ChildMarriage in South Asia, follow @climatebrides Cambridge Reproduction

CSaP partnered with Cambridge Reproduction to organise workshops on stem cell-based embryo models in the UK 🦠🔬🧪 Read our case study on how our workshops help both policy and academic stakeholders to engage in discussion on a range of policy issues 👇👇 csap.cam.ac.uk/Research-Polic…

Looking backwards in time can give the impression that family sizes in the past were larger than they actually were. My new blog post, written with Jim Oeppen, explains CAMPOP Cambridge Geography Cambridge Reproduction campop.geog.cam.ac.uk/blog/2024/08/0…

📢How does Cambridge Reproduction create connections? Our next Forum on 22 October celebrates all that we do with interdisciplinary dialogue, flash talks, funding updates and networking with colleagues across disciplines, registration open! 🎫 eventbrite.co.uk/e/101040112596…

‼️SAVE THE DATE‼️ Genomic Imprinting - from Biology to Disease 🧬 🗓️ Dates: 10-12 March 2025 Join us for an update on the latest advances in #ImprintingResearch that are shaping the future of clinical care for imprinting disorders.  📎More info: bit.ly/4cp9z3W