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SALF eCongress being held on January 21st 2021

2021-09-082021-01-20 by ccmaresch

Register here Join the upcoming eCongress of our new collaborating society SALF – the French and French speaking society of andrology. Besides many interesting sessions given in French language, they will host one international session with Profs. Agarwal and Esteves in English language. Registration for SALF members is free and only 30€ for non-members.

Report on the 12th meeting of the Network for Young Researchers in Andrology (NYRA)

2021-09-082019-11-14 by ccmaresch

This year’s NYRA meeting, 23rd – 24th of September 2019, was held adjacent to the 6thWorkshop of Molecular Andrology and the 50th Anniversary of the Department of Urology in Giessen, Germany. The audience included Master students, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers and even a few group leaders. In total, our two-day seminar series was attended by 40 participants representing …

12th Meeting of the Network for Young Researchers in Andrology

2021-09-082019-02-18 by ccmaresch

By CONSTANZE MARESCH It is our great pleasure to announce the 12th NYRA Meeting, that will be held in Giessen, Germany, on September 23rd – 24th 2019. This year the meeting will be held adjacent to the 6th International Workshop on Molecular Andrology (https://www.uni-giessen.de/fbz/fb11/institute/anatomie/molandrol2019) and the 50th Anniversary of the Department of Urology in Giessen. …

Neonatal testis growthrecreated in vitro by two-dimensionalorgan-spreading

2021-09-082018-11-07 by ccmaresch

Since the beginning of the 20th century, attempts have been made to differentiate male germ cells into mature spermatozoa in culture

Tête-a-tête with Shosei Yoshida

2021-09-082018-09-20 by ccmaresch

Prof. Shosei Yoshida is head of the division of stem cell biology at the National Institute for Basic Biology in Okozaki, Japan.

His work aims on fully understanding the mammalian spermatogenic stem cell system, mainly using the mouse system. In particular his lab is investigating the cellular nature of the stem cell compartment and their behaviors in the in homeostatic spermatogenesis as well as the anatomical basis and function of the mammalian spermatogenic stem cell niche.

To know more, follow him on Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shosei_Yoshida