Prof Molecular Reproductive Bioscience @universityofedinburgh #firstgen she/her 🇮🇪 🧬🇪🇺🚣🥙🎵📚🏃🏻♀️ Interested in all things #uterus #endometrium #pregnancy in #mammals #DOHaD & how #climatechange #heatstress impact maternal & offspring health
Prof Niamh Forde
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We have a PhD studentship available starting in October 2026. Investigating climate change heat stress impacts on maternal and child health. Get in touch if you have questions! www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
Congrats to all coauthors but a shout out to 1st author Haidee on a new paper in Biology of Reproduction PDI a highly conserved among placental mammals alters endometrial transcriptome and secretome in vitro across species with differing implantation strategies url: academic.oup.com/biolreprod/a...
Massive congrats to everyone on this paper - a special shout out to first author @jessicaesge.bsky.social Bovine endometrial organoids: A new tool to study conceptus-maternal interactions in mammals. url: academic.oup.com/biolreprod/a...
My last day at Uni of Leeds. A massive thanks to all the brilliant people I have gotten to work with over the last 10 years! Excited to head (further) north for v2.0 in one of my favourite places in the world! Looking forward to brilliant science at CRH in the IRR @ University of Edinburgh 🧬 🏴
Great to have @drkarenforbes.bsky.social opening the first Northern EV network meeting @universityofleeds.bsky.social ! Looking forward to a full day of all things #EVs
How did mammal placental diversity evolve? miRNAs play a significant role - indeed their repertoire is predictive of phenotype. Congrats to all: esp 1st author @jfennbio.bsky.social & all in @niamhforde.bsky.social group. Thanks to @ukri.org and @leverhulme.ac.uk. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Tomorrow at 12pm Lizzie Mann from University of Manchester will present their work ‘Dual roles of uterine monocytes regulate tissue integrity throughout reproductive cycles’.
Please email us to be added to the mailing list and invites- [email protected]
Join us tomorrow at 1pm for our first ECR seminar.
Our first speakers are Delanyo Kpeglo talking about developing an endometrium-on-a-chip model and Mary Ali Oliver talking on investigating the actions of IL-6 and LIF during embryo development.
MASSIVE congratulations to Dr @haideetinning.bsky.social on her newest publication from her PhD Using a microfluidic approach to understand conceptus-endometirum interaction #reprorocks academic.oup.com/biolreprod/a...
