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The Society for Reproduction and Fertility aims to enhance the knowledge of reproductive processes and fertility in man and animals. The Society (registered charity no. 261433) organises an annual scientific conference, awards travel grants and vacation scholarships to members, and sponsors relevant scientific workshops. The Society’s Journal, Reproduction, publishes original research articles and topical reviews in reproductive biology. 

Membership of the Society is open to scientists and students worldwide who work on any aspect of reproductive biology or fertility and provides various benefits including reduced price registration and accommodation at our annual conferences, access to travel grants and sponsorship and reduced price personal subscriptions to Reproduction and other related journals. To join the Society, please complete our online application form.

Information about news and events are available in our biannual newsletter and through this website.

 

SRF 2013 Annual Conference

The 2013 SRF Annual Conference will take place at FitzWilliam College, University of Cambridge, from 11th-13th July 2013.  The meeting will feature an exciting programme, including symposia on Contraception in the 21st Century, Lipid Mediators in Reproductive Biology, and Laying the Foundations for Healthy Embryogenesis.  The 2013 SRF Distinguished Scientist Lecture will be delivery by Professor Azim Surani (University of Cambridge).  Details of the Scientific programme can be found here.  Abstract submission is closed and Early Bird Registration Closes - 24th May 2013  – click here for more details.

 

Professor Sir Robert Edwards CBE FRS (1925 – 2013)

The Society for Reproduction and Fertility is greatly saddened to hear of the death of Professor Sir Robert Edwards CBE FRS. In collaboration with Dr Patrick Steptoe, Professor Edwards pioneered the development of in vitro fertilization and its use in humans; work which culminated in the birth of the world’s first ‘test tube baby’ Louise Brown in 1978, and for which Professor Edwards received the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine in 2010. In 1991, the SRF awarded Professor Edwards the Marshall Medal - the Society’s highest honour - awarded to outstanding contributors to the study of fertility and reproduction. 
 



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SRF 2013 Conference
  11-13th July 2013
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge

Nominations for Awards
Nominations can be made at any time of year for the SRF awards, so if you know of someone who you feel should be honoured, then please fill in the form.
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Renew Your Membership for 2013:
Renewal notices have been issued, so please do return these to ensure that your membership of the Society continues.

Benefits of SRF Membership:
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Sex in 3 Cities Lecture Series 2013
 'Live Longer: Give Up Sex' lecture being delivered by Profesor Sir Robert Winston
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Reproduction

The official journal of the Society for Reproduction and Fertility

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Online Archive
Free to reproductive biologists worldwide!

65,000 pages and 8,500 articles free online The archive includes all papers published from Volume 1 of the Journal of Reproduction and Fertility in 1960 to 2000 when the journal merged with Reviews of Reproduction to form today’s outstanding journal – Reproduction.

Articles from Reproduction in 2001 to 12 months before the current issue are also included.