Flagship event of the Cambridge Endometrial Network calendar

Interdisciplinary conference bringing together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, community leaders, and people with lived experience.

This week marked two key events for Cambridge Reproduction Firstly, on Monday we hosted our 'Global sexual and reproductive health and rights: challenges, opportunities, policy, practice' Forum at th...

Monday 15 June 2026 3:00pm to 6:00pm

Thursday 18 June 2026 2:00pm to 6:00pm

Join this interactive workshop for early career researchers to explore the UK policy landscape in reproductive science and gain practical tools to turn your work into impact.

Looking to influence policy in reproductive sciences? Cambridge postgrad and ECRs can join our workshop 'Introduction to policy engagement' on 10 June at West Hub. Led by Christian Neubacher from CS...

For our Easter Term Reading Group we are pleased to welcome Professor Rebecca Kilner, Professor of Zoology. Research in my group focuses on the relationship between social behaviour and evolution.

sara_brill.jpg With Professor Sara Brill, a visiting scholar, Sara is Professor of Philosophy at Fairfield University. We are thrilled that Sara will be leading the group discussing the introduction…

Shape the future of reproduction research at Cambridge. Cambridge Reproduction is a vibrant Interdisciplinary Research Centre (IRC) that brings together more than 300 researchers across the

Increasing attention is being paid to the relationship between climate change, emotional and mental distress, and feelings about raising children. The…

We are now welcoming registration for the third AI and Reproduction Workshop: Womb to World: Linking Prenatal Variability to Postnatal Outcomes using AI Longitudinal monitoring of physiological…

Are you a Cambridge researcher working in women’s health and curious about how your ideas could create real‑world impact?

A three part event bringing together scientists, artists, writers, and musicians to explore research on women’s health and reproduction.

Are you a Cambridge researcher working in women’s health and curious about how your ideas could create real‑world impact?

The next Cambridge Endometrial Network (CEN) Forum, will be held in recognition of International Women’s Day and focused on endometriosis - a condition that remains under-recognised despite its profound...

Abstract. Monogamy has been argued to have played an important role in human evolution and, across animals more generally, evolutionary transitions to high

The Cambridge Endometrial Network fosters interdisciplinary networking, collaboration, and knowledge-exchange on the biology and clinical significance of the endometrium, an organ central to…

Join us for an afternoon of interdisciplinary conversation, flash talks and a networking reception.

Join us for an afternoon of interdisciplinary conversation, flash talks and a networking reception.