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BimBam!! We are thrilled to release our first study on the mechanics of human embryo morphogenesis! 🧵 Institut Curie CNRS 🌍 Turlier lab Collège de France Institut Cochin PSL-Qlife Fondation pour la Recherche Médicale Agence de la biomédecine #HuDeCA Inserm #IVF biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Registration and call for abstracts now OPEN for the 2024 CTR Annual Meeting! tinyurl.com/bde64udx 1-2 July, 2024 Churchill College This two-day hybrid conference will be an opportunity to discuss progress and challenges in trophoblast stem cell and placental organoid research.

Join Cambridge Reproduction to explore potential reproductive futures. Enjoy two free film screenings and a panel discussion, with accompanying exhibition supported by researchers in the field: bit.ly/3uPQVT1

Join us on #EarthDay, 22 April 2024, for a complimentary #ISSCRDigital Webinar exploring the science, ethics, and future use of #stemcells for species #conservation. Do not miss this open-access event presented by leading researchers 👉 bit.ly/3IAsQTt

A new #StemCell-Based #EmbryoModels public dialogue report is published today. In this accompanying article – progress.org.uk/stem-cell-base… – Sandy Starr (our Deputy Director) and Christina Rozeik (Cambridge Reproduction's Programme Manager) explain what led to the dialogue, and what happens next.

📢Forum on 11 June Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) from 3pm. Interdisciplinary conversations relating to Transpositions - drawing connections between different ways of reproducing life. See programme at repro.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-repr… Or register now forms.office.com/e/j9tc6NMcZb

What an incredible 2024 CTR Away Day! A huge thank you to our amazing organizers and inspiring speakers.👏

Excited to share our latest work Turner Lab 🚨 Pace of development is often adjusted to gestation time ⏱️So how does the extremely short gestation of marsupials affects their embryo development ? 🐨🦘#DevBio biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Protein structures reveal incredible mechanisms, but system-level questions were tough. How much can you generalize from one protein at a time? With AlphaFold that's changed. We predicted 11k enzymes and explore how evolution shaped them #AlphaFold tinyurl.com/mryk6app

Happy to share our peer-reviewed paper on human hypoblast :) Our naïve stem cell based models capture the ICM to hypoblast specification trajectory in the human blastocyst, and reveal a critical role for FGF in this path. cell.com/cell-stem-cell…

Are you a researcher with an interest in human physiology, evolutionary biology and developmental biology? Join our upcoming scientific discussion meeting in Cambridge on the topic of pregnancy at high altitude: ow.ly/GOGO50SflxG

Excellent article on gender health gap by Kelle Moley Ferring Pharmaceuticals nature.com/articles/d4374…

Women are born with all their oocytes, which need to stay viable for decades to ensure fertility. How are they maintained for that long? Our latest research in Nature Cell Biology reveals that oocyte maintenance involves exceptional protein longevity. nature.com/articles/s4155… (1/9)

That’s a wrap on our 2024 Annual Meeting! Thank you to our amazing speakers, chairs, organisers, attendees (online and in-person!) and sponsors The Company of Biologists and Ferring Pharmaceuticals for a fantastic event!

The United Kingdom has developed its first rules to guide research using human embryo models go.nature.com/3W9qHWs

PET is proud to have published the new #SCBEMcode with Cambridge Reproduction today, & grateful to all the members of the Working Group that drafted the Code Read this article – progress.org.uk/creating-a-cod…– in which Working Group members reflect on the Code's significance #SCBEMs #EmbryoModels

The United Kingdom has developed its first rules to guide research using human embryo models go.nature.com/3zsa3s5

Two postdoctoral positions available in my group to investigate centromere structure, function and evolution - please get in touch if you are interested! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/47525/ jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/47569/

We are absolutely delighted to announce that the Centre for Trophoblast Research has been named in honour of Professor Charlie Y.W. Loke! Read more about the Loke Centre's new name on our website: tinyurl.com/LokeCTR

Beyond thrilled to share my PhD work, published yesterday in Developmental Cell. We show that both NODAL and BMP signalling are active in the human blastocyst, but NODAL signalling is not required to initiate or maintain the human pluripotent epiblast. 1/10