Quiz teams ‘The Tribe’ and ‘Not Sure’ - great lab outing! Tribe Lab James Mason School of Life Course & Population Sciences

Get your abstract in for the @neonatalsociety Autumn Meeting on 9th November RoySocMed in London - closing date is 9th October neonatalsociety.ac.uk/meetings/submi…

It will be another excellent meeting including the AGM and: Widdowson Lecture by Prof Anna David @AnnaatalTherapy: Establishing fetal surgery for neural tube defects in the UK Keynote Lecture by Prof Serena Counsell: Brain development in babies with congenital heart disease

Tribe Lab KCL Gibbons Lab Daniela Pereira-Carvalho presenting our PISA study to the FoLSM ECR conference. School of Life Course & Population Sciences King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine

I had an excellent time at the KCL FoLSM ECR conference yesterday. I walked away with new ideas, a better understanding of progress in academia and a bigger network. Thanks to the team for organising such a useful event! Rachel Tribe King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine #FOLSMECRS #FoLSMResearch

The UK contingent are still going strong despite the jet lag, and Borne favourite Prof Rachel Tribe gives her first talk of the day about Existing Biorepositories King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine

Our final speaker of the day, Prof Deena Gibbons from Kings College London tells us the importance of neonatal blood samples when understanding premature birth King's College London

Prof Meredith Kelleher from Oregan Health and Science University presents her work on Ureaplasma and fetal brain injury in primate models

Professor Sing Sing Way, Infectious Disease Paediatrician from University of Cincinnati hypothesises if preterm inflammation reflects defects in maternal natural immunity. “If $$$$ not a problem, we should restore natural immunity to mothers”. Sing Sing Way Cincinnati Children's

Absolutely fascinating talk from Prof Cynthia Gyamfi-Bannerman from UC San Diego School of Medicine on designing clinical trials using novel biologics for prevention of preterm labour Cynthia Gyamfi, MD, MS UC San Diego School of Medicine

Great discussions about preterm birth ⁦Borne⁩

Fantastic meeting - with a group of researchers generously sharing their thoughts and ideas! Finding solutions to prevent preterm birth by working together. Borne Rachel Tribe King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine KCL Gibbons Lab Michael Taggart

Well done Alicia Hadingham Haddingham for passing your PhD today! Big thanks to examiners Nic Orsi and Suprana Mistry University of Leeds

Tribe extended lab ‘Team on tour’ at the UKPTB meeting School of Life Course & Population Sciences Rachel Tribe Gibbons! James Mason Panicos Shangaris, PhD University of Liverpool . Looking forward to joining you tomorrow.

Perfect wrap up after a pack filled day of science and collaboration. Thank you Borne for bringing a strong, passionate collaborative together Rachel Tribe David Badcock Anna David

Sign of a fantastic workplace at KCL and Chelsea and Westminster when your team/colleagues support you through the loss of a loved one. Here is my memorial tree beginning to bloom. Thank you so much my friends! School of Life Course & Population Sciences Borne Dr Pei F Lai (1stGenPhD) Tribe Lab

Fantastic welcome from Stuart Goodall to Northumbria Uni for #PhysiologyinFocus. We are delighted to be here welcoming the world to Northumbria and celebrating physiology at Northumbria. A top 25 UK university for research power and 2024 Research University of the Year. 🙌

Michael Taggart introducing his symposium The Human Maternal-Fetal Interface: The First Frontier The Physiological Society 2024 conference.

No difference in preterm birth in women with a short cervix with cerclage, progesterone, or pessary. Support RCT Andrew H Shennan OBE Anna David Rachel Tribe Natalie Suff Vicky Robinson Alexandra Ridout Jenny Carter Ellie Clark (Watson) Susana Pereira journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/a…

Fantastic study that Natasha and I started back in 2014! Worth the wait. Rachel Tribe Tribe LAB