📣 The Cambridge Endometrial Network Annual Meeting Wednesday 23 Sept 2026 1:00pm to 6:00pm @ Department of Physiology For discussion, networking, and interdisciplinary exchange across the endometrial research community. 👉 Find out more and register: repro.cam.ac.uk/events/cambr…

Join us at Murray Edwards on 21 September for 'Bridging Generations: Women’s Health, Wellbeing, and Equity' registration now open 🎟️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/199016557…

How can interdisciplinary research transform our understanding of the endometrium and improve women's health? Join us at the Cambridge Endometrial Network Annual Meeting on Wednesday 23 September 2026 (1:00–6:00pm) repro.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-en…

On Monday we hosted our forum on global sexual and reproductive health - for pictures and a wrap up linkedin.com/posts/cambridge…

Last chance - join our Forum today "Global sexual and reproductive health and rights: challenges, opportunities, policy, practice" at the Pitt Building starting at 3pm for interdisciplinary conversation, flash talks and a networking reception. repro.cam.ac.uk/global_srhr

Are you an early career researcher with interest in endometrial health? Join the Cambridge Endometrial Network. 📆 18 June, 2-6pm 📍 Hodgkin Huxley, Physiology Building, Cambridge See the full programme and register at repro.cam.ac.uk/events/cambr…

⏰ Last chance to register! Introduction to Policy Engagement workshop, delivered by CSaP and Cambridge Reproduction, on 10 June at West Hub, Cambridge. 📅 10 June 📍 West Hub, Cambridge repro.cam.ac.uk/events/intro…

Interested in how you can influence policy? Upcoming workshop for ECRs with @CSciPol see more linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…

💸 From £500 to £5000 to support interdisciplinary research for Cambridge researchers interested in reproduction What are you waiting for? Deadline for Easter Term round 22 May repro.cam.ac.uk/funding

Coming soon! our next AI and Reproduction workshop, with AI@cam 🔎 AI and Reproductive Biomarkers: From Hormones to Imaging and Omics 📅 May 29, 9.30am to 2.30pm with networking lunch and refreshments. 📍 Pitt Building, Cambridge repro.cam.ac.uk/events/ai-an…

Our next Reading Group is fast approaching! 19 May, 1-2pm (optional lunch from 12.30pm) 'Sex-specific parent-offspring conflict' - group led by Rebecca Kilner, Department of Zoology. repro.cam.ac.uk/events/cambr…

The FibroidsFree team are hosting their second symposium on 12 May (following their highly successful first event last year). For information and registration go to homerton.cam.ac.uk/events/br…

Have you seen the programme for our Forum on Thursday? We're excited to welcome a fantastic group of speakers for flash talks and our - always fascinating - interdisciplinary dialogues! Register at eventbrite.co.uk/e/whats-my-… Programme available at repro.cam.ac.uk/repro-number

What does reproductive success look like? What strategies do different organisms use to achieve this? How are population dynamics modelled? What limits population growth? For answers join our Forum on 23 April at West Hub! repro.cam.ac.uk/repro-number

For our next reading group we're thrilled to welcome visiting scholar Professor Sara Brill to discuss “Birth: Generativity and Power in Greek Antiquity”. 28 April, 1pm - 17 Mill Lane. Registration essential for access to the text - places limited! forms.office.com/e/r98b0yCjx…

We're looking for flash talk presenters for our next Forum on 23 April, could it be you? Registration and details at repro.cam.ac.uk/repro-number

Calling all reproduction interested staff or postgraduate students in Classics, Philosophy, History, English - although all are welcome! For our next reading group we welcome Sara Brill, Professor of Philosophy at Fairfield University. Find out more👇 repro.cam.ac.uk/events/cambr…

🔬 What shapes our “reproduction number” - and why does it matter across disciplines? Along with Cambridge Infectious Diseases we're bringing together researchers to ask “What’s my reproduction number?" 📅 23 April, 3–6pm 📍 West Hub, Cambridge eventbrite.co.uk/e/whats-my-…

After 7 amazing years our wonderful Christina Rozeik is moving role, and we're now recruiting for a new Programme Manager. Please spread the word, it's a fantastic position for someone interested in interdisciplinary research exchange. cam.ac.uk/jobs/programme-man… Close 15 April