🌟 PhD Opportunity Alert! 🌟 Join our groundbreaking research on Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS)! We're looking for a motivated student to develop innovative imaging solutions to enhance intervention strategies. 🩺 About TTTS: A rare, life-threatening condition in pregnancies with shared placentas. Current imaging methods struggle with poor quality through amniotic fluid. 🔍 Project Goals: High-contrast imaging for blood vessels Light propagation studies AI-enabled image processing Label-free contrast mechanisms 📚 Ideal Candidate: Strong background in biomedical engineering or medical imaging, with a passion for maternal-fetal health. 💼 Why Join Us? Collaborate with experts Contribute to pioneering research Make a meaningful impact Interested? Learn more & apply 👉 surgerycdt.com/project/devel… @KingsCollegeLon @lifecourse_KCL @KCLImmunoMicro @TTTSFoundation @uk_fetal @pshangaris

Join our expert neurosonography team, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, King's College London, on the 18th October for a free course on Fetal Neurosonography, featuring lectures, live scan demonstrations, and interactive case discussions fetalmedicine.org/courses-n-… @KingsCollegeLon @FetalUltrasound

🎙️ New Podcast Episode & A Bittersweet Announcement 🎙️ I’m thrilled to share my latest podcast episode with Dr Dimitrios-Rafail Kalaitzopoulos, first author of the Reproductive Sciences paper, "Chronic Endometritis and Endometriosis: Two Sides of the Same Coin?" 🔬 Our discussion explores the intricate connection between these conditions and their impact on fertility and reproductive health. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5I0… At the same time, I have bittersweet news—after four years, I will be stepping down as Social Media Editor & Emerging Technologies Lead for Reproductive Sciences 📢. This position was first created by Prof Ayman Al Hendy, MD, PhD, during his tenure as Editor-in-Chief, and it has been an absolute privilege to shape the journal’s digital presence and engage with the reproductive science community. I want to extend my gratitude to Co-Editors-in-Chief Prof Gregory Christman Seung-Yup Ku the brilliant teams at Springer Nature and SRI, and the many inspiring researchers I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with. 🚀 An Exciting Opportunity Awaits! 🚀 The search is now open for the next Social Media & Emerging Technologies Editor—a fantastic voluntary role for someone passionate about science communication and reproductive research. 📅 Deadline: March 30, 2025 🌐 More details & application: sri-online.org/sri-resources… If you or someone you know would be a great fit, I encourage you to apply or share this opportunity! 🔄 #ReproductiveSciences #Endometriosis #ChronicEndometritis #Podcast #ScienceCommunication #AcademicPublishing #EmergingTech #NewOpportunities @SRIWomensHealth @ReproSciences

I'm pleased to share that I will be speaking at The Festival of Genomics & Biodata on the 29th-30th of January 2025 at ExCeL London. Registration is free for over 90% of attendees - register now to join me. festivalofgenomics.com/londo… @FoGenomics @BritSocGenMed @KingsCollegeLon @KCLredcell @KCLImmunoMicro @KCLBMBioscience @KingsCollegeNHS

I am incredibly proud of my PhD student, Alexandros Abdel Massih, for winning the 🏆 Best Oral Presentation Prize at the School of Life Course and Population Sciences Annual Postgraduate Research Awards and Symposium 2024 🎓. His presentation, “Prenatal Gene Editing Tools for Sickle Cell Disease”, showcased 🔬 cutting-edge research with the potential to revolutionize 🧬 treatment for genetic blood disorders. This recognition reflects Alexandros’s dedication, hard work, and brilliance 🌟 in advancing fetal medicine and therapy. 👏🎉 @LabMiccio @lifecourse_KCL @KingsCollegeLon @KCLredcell @KCLImmunoMicro @JohnStrouboulis @kingsmedicine