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Wonderful #SRI2025! Reconnected w/ friends & learned about cutting-edge #womenhealth research. See you in Puerto Rico #SRI2026! #sciencefun @SRIWomensHealth @ReproSciences – at Charlotte, NC
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The SRI 2025 Annual Meeting photo album is now available!
Follow the link below to see the fantastic photos captured from this year's meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina!
📷 👉 flic.kr/ps/43p7eW
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
Thrilled to share my research at the SRI! Engaging with fellow researchers from all over the world is always an inspiring experience. This year's theme and motto “Diversity Drives Innovation” truly encapsulates the power of collaboration! @SRIWomensHealth @ReproSciences
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
👋 Introducing The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women’s Health, a new journal dedicated to bridging clinical evidence and practice to transform the lives of women.
Find out more ➡️ hubs.li/Q03dDDXP0 #womenshealth #obgyn
ALT A special preview issue of The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women’s Health. On the cover is an illustration of overlapping silhouettes of women of different ages', bordered by various medical instruments and health-related icons. Together, these illustrations - in purple shades - depict a holistic vision of obstetrics, gynaecology, & women’s health. Credit: Lillian Li
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"Play the Game" forum #SRI2025 was a highlight! Drs. Amy Murtha, Shruthi Mahalingaiah & Owen Vaughan shared their journeys in @ReproSciences, offering practical advice on mentorship, teamwork, leadership, networking, research culture & emotional intelligence. @SRIWomensHealth – at Charlotte, NC
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#SRI2025 INSPIRES: Local high school and undergraduate students explored reproductive science careers with hands-on learning & expert talks. Thank you @SRIWomensHealth for this initiative and for supporting the next generation of scientists. @ReproSciences #womenhealth – at Charlotte, NC
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Great satellite talk @SRIWomensHealth from Kimberley Botting on how to treat fetal growth restriction by targeting mitochondria showing data from @Giussani_Lab @Cambridge_Uni &
@UCL_IfWH @ucl @UCLTRO
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
💛 March is Endometriosis Awareness Month! 💛
This month, we honor the strength and resilience of those living with endometriosis, as well as the dedicated clinicians and researchers who provide care and advance critical research to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
The SRI INSPIRES program is a day-long event for high school and undergraduate students filled with inspiring stories, career discussions, and hands-on scientific activities. SRI aims to build a diverse workforce in reproductive sciences by supporting the next gen of scientists.
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
Just one week until the 72nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Society for Reproductive Investigation in Charlotte, North Carolina!
Whether you're a first-time attendee or a long-time member, we are excited to welcome you to this amazing community of professionals! #SRI2025
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The SRI 72nd Annual Meeting: Scientific Program & Abstracts is now available!
Preview the cutting-edge science, innovative research, and groundbreaking discoveries that will be presented at this year’s meeting.
link.springer.com/article/10…
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
Here is the study in @ReproSciences - Re‑Evaluating the Use of Glyphosate‑based Herbicides: Implications on Fertility doi.org/10.1007/s43032-025-0…
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Today is the final day to register online for the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Society for Reproductive Investigation! Don't miss out—online registration closes at 11:59pm CST.
After today, all registration requests will need to be made onsite.
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🎙️ New Podcast Episode & A Bittersweet Announcement 🎙️
I’m thrilled to share my latest podcast episode with Dr Dimitrios-Rafail Kalaitzopoulos, first author of the Reproductive Sciences paper, "Chronic Endometritis and Endometriosis: Two Sides of the Same Coin?" 🔬 Our discussion explores the intricate connection between these conditions and their impact on fertility and reproductive health.
🎧 Listen now on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5I0…
At the same time, I have bittersweet news—after four years, I will be stepping down as Social Media Editor & Emerging Technologies Lead for Reproductive Sciences 📢. This position was first created by Prof Ayman Al Hendy, MD, PhD, during his tenure as Editor-in-Chief, and it has been an absolute privilege to shape the journal’s digital presence and engage with the reproductive science community.
I want to extend my gratitude to Co-Editors-in-Chief Prof Gregory Christman Seung-Yup Ku the brilliant teams at Springer Nature and SRI, and the many inspiring researchers I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with.
🚀 An Exciting Opportunity Awaits! 🚀
The search is now open for the next Social Media & Emerging Technologies Editor—a fantastic voluntary role for someone passionate about science communication and reproductive research.
📅 Deadline: March 30, 2025
🌐 More details & application: sri-online.org/sri-resources…
If you or someone you know would be a great fit, I encourage you to apply or share this opportunity! 🔄
#ReproductiveSciences #Endometriosis #ChronicEndometritis #Podcast #ScienceCommunication #AcademicPublishing #EmergingTech #NewOpportunities @SRIWomensHealth @ReproSciences
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Have you registered for the Fetal Physiology Satellite on Wednesday, March 26, 2025?
Join moderators Sahar Khoshravesh, MD, and Stephanie Wesolowski, PhD, as they discuss "Innovation Approaches in Fetal Immune Cell Development" with Enrico Barrozo, PhD, and Amélie Collins.
Reproductive Sciences retweeted
latest #research on the #microbiome in #adenomyosis. Further research should focus on how the microbes get there and what metabolites they are making to effect the clinical phenotypes @SpringerNature in @ReproSciences
Check out the article❤️: rdcu.be/d4mPm
🌟 Season’s Greetings from @ReproSciences ! 🌟
As we reflect on this year of discovery, innovation, and care, we celebrate the progress made toward healthier pregnancies, safer deliveries, and brighter futures for families worldwide. 🤰💡👶@SRIWomensHealth
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