Excited to hear from Prof. Katsuhiko Hayashi at the 1st European Ovary Workshop European Ovary Workshop ! 💡His talk offered deep insights into in vitro gametogenesis and the microenvironment's role in oocyte dormancy.🥚 #EuropeanOvaryWorkshop

Making waves at the 1st European Ovary Workshop European Ovary Workshop! 🌊 Who would’ve guess we would be NETworking (on a NET) while enjoying the beautiful scenery along Portugal's coastline!! 🛥️ Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health #EuropeanOvaryWorkshop #OvaryBiology #OvarianResearch #OvarianBiology

Our highlight of European Ovary Workshop? Hearing from our own Prof. Suzannah Williams Suzannah Williams on the Rhino Fertility Project! 🦏🔬Huge shoutout to the entire Williams Lab team, from fertility preservation to wildlife conservation and so much more. 💪🏻Exciting times ahead! Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health

Celebrating the empowering, wise, and resilient women everywhere today and every day.🌍💪🏻💜 Here’s to the women in science who are shaping the future of reproductive health and driving breakthroughs. 🥂You lead the way!! 💜 #InternationalWomensDay Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health

Turning animal poo into offspring sounds like a zoo keeper’s trick, but it might help save species. University of Oxford's “poo zoo” project is isolating live cells from dung. “Very early stages, but [...] feeling very +ve,” says Suzannah Williams. #Conservation tinyurl.com/3akk3jv4

An animal 'poo zoo' could help protect endangered species. The non-invasive collecting and preserving of animal dung could be the key to Researchers saving endangered species. BBC Newsround buff.ly/WfIurQh

“Poo Zoo” project could help save endangered species from extinction Chester Zoo tinyurl.com/44fuawb8

Great to hear Heidi and Emmerson share their proposed projects at the First-Year Research Student Talk Seminar! Loved the chance to share, learn, and support each other in our research journeys.🤝 Excited for the research ahead! 🔬🥼Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health #FertilityResearch

Heidi’s project on ultra-processed food & female fertility inspired her to go a month without UPFs, making her hyper-aware of how much we rely on them! “I appreciated the challenge & loved trying new recipes from scratch.” 👩‍🍳 Heidi’s homemade energy bites were a hit! 😋 Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health

The #PooZoo is back in the spotlight! This project, lead by University of Oxford, @ChesterZoo, @revive_restore, is using animal dung to collect living cells for the potential genetic rescue of endangered species. 🔗 CNN Article: buff.ly/GxLk12W #Conservation

Huge congrats to Liv Liv Boardman on smashing your MRes viva! 🎓💥 We’ll miss you so much, but we’re so excited to see where your journey takes you next!! Wishing you every success!🌟🍕🍀#GoodLuck Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health

A real pleasure to present our work at the Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health seminar! Our talk, "Ovarian Biology: from Bench to Bedside and Biosphere, from humans to rhino", truly captures the diversity of research in the Williams Group. 🔬🧍‍♀️🧬🦏 Thank you all for the engaging discussion and curiosity!

1/2 Very excited that our study of brown anole embryogenesis has now been published following peer review DevelopmentalDynamic Read the full article here! anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… Stowers Institute Cambridge University Cambridge Biochemistry University of Oxford Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health Loyola University Chicago

Thank you so much to all collaborators for making this project possible Paul Trainor Natasha Shylo Hollfelder Lab Thomas Sanger Bonnie Kircher, Hannah Wilson, Melainia McClain, Marta Marchini, Katherine Starr

We are sad that Janet is leaving us but we wish her the best of luck in her next chapter. She has been a huge asset to the Williams lab. Thank you for everything Janet! ✨✨✨

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! We’re kicking off a new series to introduce the amazing people in our lab. Over the next few months, you’ll get to know us a little better. Starting with our awesome PI!

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! This week, we’re excited to introduce one of our MSc students. Emily has joined us for a three-month project, and hopefully longer! Stay tuned to learn more about the work Emily is doing in the lab and the unique perspective she brings.

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! We’re thrilled to introduce Heidi Long, our MSc by Research student! Heidi is diving into her project with enthusiasm and already making valuable contributions to our lab. Stay tuned to learn more about her work! #research #upf #student #fertility

Meet our Lab Member Monday! We have the privilege of introducing our incredible postdoc researcher Nilay Kuscu. She is talented, hard-working and resilient, making her a brilliant leader in our group. We look forward to sharing her exciting research! #fertility #WomensHealth

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! Say hello to our visiting scholar! We are excited to have Wing join us in the lab, bringing fresh new perspectives and ideas. It is great having her as part of the team and she has taught us so much already. #researcher #ovary #Oxford