Description:

Each week for over 35 years, the Center for Reproductive Science (CRS) has hosted Reproductive Research Updates, a forum in which CRS members present their research to Northwestern University scientists across the Evanston and Chicago campuses. These forums are especially valuable to our trainees, as they give them opportunities to present their research and receive valuable feedback about their work from other members of the community.

All members of the larger Northwestern reproductive science community are welcome to attend.

Speaker: Daniela Matei, MD, Chief of Reproductive Science in Medicine in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Diana, Princess of Wales Professor of Cancer Research, Northwestern University

Description:

Each week for over 35 years, the Center for Reproductive Science (CRS) has hosted Reproductive Research Updates, a forum in which CRS members present their research to Northwestern University scientists across the Evanston and Chicago campuses. These forums are especially valuable to our trainees, as they give them opportunities to present their research and receive valuable feedback about their work from other members of the community.

All members of the larger Northwestern reproductive science community are welcome to attend.

Talk Title: “Cross-talk in the aging ovary: investigating the relationship between loss of follicle quantity and quality and the ovarian microenvironment.” 

Speaker: Lauren Haky, PhD candidate, Duncan Lab, Northwestern University

Description:

Each week for over 35 years, the Center for Reproductive Science (CRS) has hosted Reproductive Research Updates, a forum in which CRS members present their research to Northwestern University scientists across the Evanston and Chicago campuses. These forums are especially valuable to our trainees, as they give them opportunities to present their research and receive valuable feedback about their work from other members of the community.

All members of the larger Northwestern reproductive science community are welcome to attend.

Speaker: Ilka Lorenzo, PhD candidate, Wignall Lab, Northwestern University

Description:

Each week for over 35 years, the Center for Reproductive Science (CRS) has hosted Reproductive Research Updates, a forum in which CRS members present their research to Northwestern University scientists across the Evanston and Chicago campuses. These forums are especially valuable to our trainees, as they give them opportunities to present their research and receive valuable feedback about their work from other members of the community.

All members of the larger Northwestern reproductive science community are welcome to attend.

Speaker: Jessica Walter, MD, Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology

Description:

Each week for over 35 years, the Center for Reproductive Science (CRS) has hosted Reproductive Research Updates, a forum in which CRS members present their research to Northwestern University scientists across the Evanston and Chicago campuses. These forums are especially valuable to our trainees, as they give them opportunities to present their research and receive valuable feedback about their work from other members of the community.

All members of the larger Northwestern reproductive science community are welcome to attend.

Talk Title: “Sex and experience dependent proteomic mapping of oxytocin and dopamine neurons"

Speaker: Maragret Stapleton, PhD candidate, Kozorovitskiy Lab, Northwestern University