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NCTRI Virtual Investigator and Trainee Meeting
NCTRI: The Translational Research in Reproduction National Meeting
NCTRI: The Translational Research in Reproduction National Meeting
This virtual meeting occurs bimonthly and highlights talks by trainees and very junior faculty.
Upcoming meetings:
- July 20, 2021-Genetics of Infertility (Organizer: Kyle Orwig)
- October 19, 2021-Nutrition/Environment in Reproduction (Organizer: Jon Hennebold)
- December 7, 2021-Stem Cells in Reproduction (Organizer: Serdar Bulun)
- February 15, 2022-Inflammation in Reproduction (Organizer: Linda Giudice)
Past meetings:
NCTRI: The Translational Research in Reproduction National Meeting
NCTRI: The Translational Research in Reproduction National Meeting
NCTRI: The Translational Research in Reproduction National Meeting
The purpose of this meeting is to highlight significant scientific achievements in research, technology, resource development, and bioinformatic efforts supported by the NCTRI. The meeting provides an opportunity for investigators supported through the FIB-administered Reproductive Medicine Network and the CRB-supported Contraceptive Development Centers to present their findings and to interact with NCTRI-supported grantees and their trainees. The meeting consists of the Sadler Lecture and at least one Keynote Lecture and a series of oral sessions.
This year's virtual meeting schedule is as follows:
11:30 am - 4:00 pm
August 31 (Tuesday)
September 1 (Wednesday)
September 2 (Thursday)
Pilot Projects
Magee/Pitt Center
Magee/Pitt Center
Magee/Pitt Center
Characterization of the Primordial Germ Cells in the Postnatal Naked Mole Rat Ovary (Miguel Brieno-Enriquez, 4/20-3/22).
Oregon Center
Magee/Pitt Center
Magee/Pitt Center
Regulation of Rhesus Embryonic Development by the Histone Demethylase KDM4A (Adam Krieg, 4/20-3/22).
UCSF Center
Magee/Pitt Center
UCSF Center
Cell biological regulation of cell fate in human ESCs (Todd Nystul & Diane Barker, 11/20-10/21).
Single Cell Transcriptomic Interrogation of Endometrial Contribution to Early Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (M. Sirota, 4/21-3/22)
Penn Center
Lundquist/UCLA Center
UCSF Center
Using live imaging to test the effects of in vitro fertilization and ex utero culture on preimplantation development (N. Placha, 4/21-3/22).
Northwestern Center
Lundquist/UCLA Center
Lundquist/UCLA Center
Unbiased characterization of regulatory elements driving fibroid development (M. Aldi/S. Bulun, 4/21-3/22)
Lundquist/UCLA Center
Lundquist/UCLA Center
Lundquist/UCLA Center
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