Session 18: Breakthroughs in Placental and Uterine Technologies Covid-19 Jamie previously served in the

Jamie previously served in the U

establish a blood supply and avoid immuno rejection

Lodovico Parmegiani

Her interests span from sperm motility & metabolism in complex environments to the development of smart microbiorobots

pre-clinical

Session 18: Breakthroughs in Placental and Uterine Technologies Covid-19 Jamie previously served in theSession 18: Breakthroughs in Placental and Uterine Technologies Hosts Dr. Liesl Nel Themaat & Dr. Thomas Jansson Great expectations: Development of an Artificial Placenta for Extremely Preterm Infants Professor Matthew W. Kemp Uterus transplantation: research and clinical aspects today and in the future Professor Mats Brnnstrm Professor Matthew Kemp Matt holds PhDs in Medicine from the University of New South Wales and in Education from the University