
Post-doc and infrequent twitter user. Currently part of @MedicineUoN. Still working with placentas.
Joined May 2010
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Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
Abstract submission extended for Fertility 2023! The new deadline is Friday 9 September at midday fertilityconference.org/abst…
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
Replying to @BenMoorhouse_
@BenMoorhouse_ is on the final stretch of his trek from London to Manchester – and the brilliant Prof Alex Heazell, Director of our Stillbirth Research Centre, has joined him so they can finish the challenge together.
Good luck and thank you both! 💗🙌
@MFTnhs @MFT_Research
Look out Manchester we're coming to get you. @kmfoundation26 @tommys
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
Excited to share our latest article (bit.ly/3zSm3iz) in which we review our current understanding of how paternal metabolic status at the time of conception can affect #sperm quality, post-fertilisation embryonic and #fetal development and #offspring health +
Thank you @SRF_Repro for the award! Loved every minute of #Fertility2022 and there were so many amazing posters! I do love the virtual poster format and the access to so much interesting information. See you all in person next year (hopefully 🤞)
Congratulations to Hannah Morgan winner of the @SRF_Repro Poster prize
So much interesting data on show at #Fertility2022. Including a lot of things from our group. If you want to know pretty much all that @AdamWatkins78's group has been up to check out the following 👇
Next we have @nadereid_ final year PhD student who is presenting his work on the impact of paternal diet on testicular and metabolic health of the male mice (Poster # 038)
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
"Paternal factors, such as age and diet, at the time of conception can not only affect the development of his offspring, but also the well-being of the mother during pregnancy." Learn about the surprising connections in the review by A Khoshkerdar et al. ow.ly/OOtM30rYjlF
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
We are advertising for a 3 year, @BBSRC funded postdoc position to explore the mechanisms of paternal programming of offspring health. If you are interested in working with the amazing @HannahLM90 at @UniofNottingham then apply or contact me.
The lab reached extreme levels of heat this week, luckily I'm very innovative and always have ice packs in the freezer 🥵 I'm sure I'm not the only one shoving ice packs in their pockets
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
Last few days to apply for our @BBSRC supported 3-year post-doc at @UniofNottingham to study the sperm and seminal plasma mechanisms of paternal programming with @HannahLM90 . If you are interested then please apply at nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/curren…
Definitely apply if you want to spend a lot of time enthusing about many areas of reproductive sciences with me and Adam! 👍🔬
Are you interested in understanding the sperm and seminal plasma mediated mechanisms of paternal programming? Would you like to come and work with the amazing @HannahLM90? We are advertising for a 3-year BBSRC postdoc position nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/curren…
Contact me for more details.
So pleased to find out I'll be presenting at this years #IFPA2021, and not only that but was awarded a NIH New Investigator award too! Thanks @IFPA_Official! Looking forward to sharing all the placental research going on 🔬 #PlacentaEmoji
Dr Hannah Morgan retweeted
DNA methylation & distinct RNA species stole the fame in the ongoing tale of paternal epigenetic inheritance; new research from @arianelismer @VDumeaux @KimminsSarah
casts histone methylation as a leading player in this gripping transgenerational story bit.ly/3qqb8YB
This is a very cool study that sent male mice into space to assess impacts on reproduction. And if that doesn't make you want to take a look, they also called the mice left on Earth "ground" control. And that is the true genius 🚀🐁 doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-5…
Amplify women in science + keep it going 👍 @Ai_Rasool @_Lisa_McArthur @ShonaCRitchie1 @Dame_DNA @HeatherySteele @rebeccansumner @AlisonPaquette
Amplify women in science + keep it going @erinadelle17 @niamhforde @DrRachelEyre @J_Tamblyn @MayaAlmemar @JackieMaybin @HannahLM90 @DrErinWill
If people fancy some light reading this weekend, why not have a look at some of the things a poor paternal diet (and supplements) can do to the #placenta ..... in mice. doi.org/10.1016/j.placenta.2…
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