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Centre for Reproductive Biology logoThe Centre for Reproductive Biology formed in 1972, contains the University Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences and the Medical Research Council Human Reproductive Sciences Unit.

Next Seminar Date: Monday 22 February 2010 Start: 12.30pm
MRC Human Reproductive Sciences Unit logoThe Medical Research Council Human Reproductive Sciences Unit is the UK's leading institution undertaking research into reproductive health having integrated programmes on male and female infertility, contraception and hormone-dependent diseases.

The Unit Director is Professor Robert P. Millar. The Unit is a strategic investment by the Medical Research Council in the field of reproductive health.
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Postgraduate Training
Tommy's Edinburgh Research Centre 'Perinatal clinical trials: challenges and successes'
Presented by: Professor Peter Brocklehurst From: Department of Public Health, University of Oxford Seminar Host: Professor Jane Norman
Seminars
Public Talks
Public Talks for Everyone. 2009 - 2010
Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences
Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences
'Unbalanced hormones: causes and consequences of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome' Wednesday 17th February 2010 at 5.30pm Colin Duncan & Alan McNeillyPublic Talks for Everyone. Let’s Talk About… Hormones and Disease – The Sequel. Now in its third series, the next Centre for Reproductive Biology’s popular “Public Talks for Everyone” will kick off this autumn in Edinburgh.
Next Talk 'Unbalanced hormones:  causes and consequences of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome' Wednesday 17th February 2010 at 5.30pm Colin Duncan & Alan McNeilly Let's Talk About... Hormones & Disease - The Sequel
The University of Edinburgh logoThe University Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences embraces four sections; Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Child Life & Health including Neonatology, Genito Urinary Medicine and Clinical Biochemistry.

This aggregation allows opportunities for profitable collaboration in both clinical and laboratory research, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research for improvements in clinical care.
Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences
MRC Human Reproductive Sciences Unit
Jennifer Brown Research Laboratory




Centre Latest News

PhD Studentships 2010 - Applications invited

Professor Hilary CritchleyProfessor Hilary Critchley appointed Head  of Division. [www] Professor Hilary Critchley took up her position as the new Head of the Division of Reproductive and Developmental Sciences in the School of Clinical Sciences and Community Health at the University of Edinburgh on 1st August.

PhD Studentships 2010 - Applications invited
Bright, highly motivated individuals with an interest in interdisciplinary research at the forefront of current technologies are invited to apply for PhD studentships which will commence in September 2010. The closing date for applications is Friday 29th January 2010.
PhD Studentships 2010 details


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