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Science on the Hill - Early life

  • Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Building Coventry, England, CV4 7AJ United Kingdom (map)

From Embryo to Birth

Please note, these talks will cover topics such as fertility and pregnancy loss.

All of us developed from a single fertilised cell. How does this single cell generate a complex organism, with distinct organs and complex interactions between them? University of Warwick has world-leading experts in this question, ranging from researchers asking fundamental questions about cell fate and form through to clinicians trying to tackle problems such as miscarriage.

This event will provide an introduction to research at Warwick trying to understand biological development. In the first session, we will highlight how we investigate questions related to the beginning of embryo growth, such as how our organs generate specific forms. We will then have an interactive breakout session, where attendees will be able to actively engage with researchers and see some of the work we do first hand. In the final session, we move closer to the clinic, with talks on how we are trying to understand human development and pregnancy, and thereby building better strategies to support pregnant mothers.

Doors open at 5:30pm and light refreshments will be provided. Please note the recommended age for this event is 14+.

This event is organised by the School of Life Sciences and Warwick Medical School and shared by Resonate.

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