This inaugural three day event will discuss the current research surrounding reproductive and sexual health, including clinical research and the development of treatment.
In an academic setting there will be plenty of discussion and debate, as well as presentations from international speakers regarding global challenges in this field.
Deadlines
The Deadline for abstract submissions for oral presentation is 10th January 2016
The early registration deadline is 20th February 2016
The Deadline for abstracts for poster presentation is 14th April 2016
Who Should Attend: This event is suited to anyone with an academic or professional interest in reproduction and its research; including researchers, senior scientists, postgraduate students, clinicians, pharmacologists, and those who work in research and development of pharmaceuticals and related technology.
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Talks include:
Talk Title | Speaker | Affiliation | Country |
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Seminal plasma proteins, a double edged sword | Professor Puttaswamy Manjunath | University of Montreal | Canada |
Sperm non-coding RNAs can program embryo and offspring development | Dr Tod Fullston | University of Adelaide | Australia |
Oocyte vitrification in infertility management: changes in our practice | Dr Pierre Boyer | Hôpital Saint Joseph | France |
Glycosylation of seminal plasma proteins and its impact on male fertility | Dr Miroslawa Ferens-Sieczkowska | Wroclaw Medical University | Poland |
Endometrial window of implantation marked by a cellular organelle – a non-invasive approach | Dr. U. Thomas Meier | lbert Einstein College of Medicine | United States |
Effect of environmental factors and contaminants over reproductive cell function | Dr Manel Lopez-Bejar | Campus de la UAB | Spain |
Role of beta Defensins in sperm function | Professor Julia Dorin | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom |
Endometriosis and adolescence | Dr. Francesca Rizzello, Sapienza | University of Rome | Italy |
The prevalence of chlamydia trachomatis in the infertile Egyption women | Dr Nadine Sherif | Cairo University | Egypt |
Impact of phthalate exposure on pregnancy outcomes, children’s health and neurodevelopment | Dr Kinga Polanska | Institute of Occupational Medicine | Poland |
Interaction of vaginal microbiota with the pregnant host | Dr David A MacIntyre | Hammersmith Hospital Campus | United Kingdom |
Organizing responsible international gamete use | Dr. Pim Janssens | Rijnstate | Netherlands |
Location, location, location: spatial programming of gonadotrophin hormone receptor signalling | Dr Aylin Hanyaloglu | Imperial College London | United Kingdom |
Are environmental endocrine-disrupting chemicals theatening male fertility? The direct impact of selected organochlorine compounds in sperm function | Dr. Renata S. Tavares | University of Coimbra | Portugal |
Reproduction without sex. What does technology have to offer? | Professor Harper Joyce | niversity College London | United Kingdom |
DPY19L2-dependent globozoospermia: from molecular pathogeny to clinical management | Dr Christophe Arnoult | University Grenoble Alpes | France |
Men and their fertility | Professor Sheena Lewis | Centre for Public Health | United Kingdom |
Microfluidics for male fertility | Dr. Reza Nosrati | University of Toronto | Canada |
The impact of cervical pre-invasive disease and its treatment on reproduction | Dr Maria Kyrgiou | Imperial College London | United Kingdom |
Prenatal stress, anxiety and depression ; effects on the fetus and the child | Professor Vivette Glover | The Hammersmith Hospital | United Kingdom |
Analysis of biochemical markers of human seminal plasma in the context of the diagnosis of male infertility | Dr. Ewa Kratz | Wrocław Medical Universit | Poland |
The obese patient and Assisted Conception Outcome | Tarek El-Toukhy | Assisted Conception Unit and PGD Centre | United Kingdom |
Environmental toxicant exposure induced dysregulation of ovarian function | Dr. Hayley C. Furlong | McMaster University | Canada |
The role of kisspeptins in regulating the mammalian reproductive axis | Professor William Colledge | University of Cambridge | United Kingdom |
Profiling signaling proteins in human spermatozoa: biomarker identification for sperm quality evaluation | Professor Margarida Fardilha | University of Aveiro | Portugal |
Endometrial biopsy in assisted reproduction | Dr. Lukasz Polanski | The University of Nottingham | United Kingdom |
HIV Mother to Child Transmission - Where are we in 2016? | Dr Aseel Hegazi | St Georges University Hospital | United Kingdom |
PGD for aneuploidy | Dr. Darren Griffin | University of Kent | United Kingdom |
Metformin - friend or foe of the Polycystic Ovary? | Dr Suman Rice | University of London | United Kingdom |
CPD accredditation
Credits from The Institute of Biomedical Science (code) | Approved by the Royal Society of Biology for purposes of CPD | ||
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18(AN002N16) | This event may be counted as 54 CPD credits |
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Contact
Phone:?(+44) 020 3807 3712
Abstract and Poster Presentations
All abstracts accepted for oral presentation are also automatically accepted for poster presentation
INSTRUCTIONS
- How to submit your abstract -www.euroscicon.com/ABSTRACTSUBMISSIONS.pdf
- Accepted poster instructions - ?www.lifescienceevents.com/poster-sessions
- Accepted oral presentation instructions - www.lifescienceevents.com/oral-presentations