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European Placenta Group
The European Placenta Group
Placenta research
The European Placenta Group is an association of European researchers and clinicians brought together by their shared interests in understanding physiological as well as pathophysiological mechanisms involved in placenta formation and function in mammalian species. Being part of the umbrella organization “International Federation of Placental Associations” (IFPA) we represent the European angle in the broad field of placenta research.
EPG group at EPG meeting 23-25th of November 2022 in Jouy en Josas
EPG meeting
Early career researcher prizes!
Congratulations to
1st Prize: Bianca Dietrich, Unit, Medical University of Vienna, Austria
NOTCH3 IS A KEY REGULATOR OF HUMAN TROPHOBLAST SELF-RENEWAL AND DIFFERENTIATION
NOTCH3 IS A KEY REGULATOR OF HUMAN TROPHOBLAST SELF-RENEWAL AND DIFFERENTIATION
2nd Prize : Davis Laundon, University of Southampton, UK
MULTISCALE CORRELATIVE IMAGING OF HORSE AND ZEBRA PLACENTAL VILLI
MULTISCALE CORRELATIVE IMAGING OF HORSE AND ZEBRA PLACENTAL VILLI
3rd Prize: Signe Hansen, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
THE PLACENTA HAS AN ACTIVE ROLE IN MAINTAINING FETAL HOMEOSTASIS FOLLOWING MATERNAL IMMUNE ACTIVATION
THE PLACENTA HAS AN ACTIVE ROLE IN MAINTAINING FETAL HOMEOSTASIS FOLLOWING MATERNAL IMMUNE ACTIVATION
Thank you!
And thanks to Michèle Dahirel, Emilie Derisoud and Morgane Robles and also Katia Tarassenko and the BREED administration team for their help !
For any question, you can contact us at
contact@europeanplacenta.com
About the Research Group
The European Placenta Group (EPG) is a collaborative network of scientists dedicated to advancing research on placental development, function, and disorders in both humans and animals. As a regional affiliate of the International Federation of Placenta Associations (IFPA), EPG fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and scientific exchange across Europe.
Through annual meetings and collaborative initiatives, the group provides a platform for sharing cutting-edge research and supports early-career researchers in the field. With members from across the continent, EPG plays a vital role in driving innovation and understanding in placental biology.
Who we are
The European Placenta Group (EPG) is dedicated to promoting both basic and applied research on placental physiology, pathology, therapeutics, and biotechnology in humans and animals across Europe.
To achieve this, the EPG:
- Organizes workshops, colloquia, and conferences to present and discuss scientific findings in placental research.
- Is responsible for arranging the International Federation of Placenta Associations (IFPA) world congress every three years.
- Aims to foster and support placental research particularly within European countries, while also establishing and enhancing relationships with regional, national, and international societies interested in all fields of placental research.
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Members of the EPG council
