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NIHEUNICE KENNEDY SHRIVER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

SRI Meeting: Training and Development in the Reproductive Sciences

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Institution
Washington University, MO
Principal investigator
Dineo Khabele
Funding
$10K
Duration
2018–2027
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PROJECT SUMMARY The annual Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI) meeting brings together both clinical and basic scientists from around the world to discuss research related to women's health and reproductive science. The highly successful annual SRI meeting has had an average attendance of 1062 investigators over the last five years and has brought together established senior and junior investigators to report and discuss their findings in an atmosphere conducive to frank yet amicable exchange. This application seeks funding to cover travel costs to allow seven trainees and new investigators to attend SRI annual meetings. This proposal also seeks funding to support the travel costs of a senior US-based investigator who will present an invited Distinguished Presidential lecture at the meeting. Meetings are scheduled in March of each year in Brisbane, Australia (2023) and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (2024). The four-day meeting includes two or three Distinguished Presidential Lectures, oral and poster presentations, 12 mini- symposia, a new investigator plenary, career development and diversity forums, and networking events. The 70th Annual SRI Scientific Meeting will be held in Brisbane, Australia, March 21-25. The SRI will continue its efforts to ensure adequate representation of new investigators, underrepresented minorities and women as attendees, speakers, and session chairs at each annual meeting.

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