Although they work in different settings, clinicians and vets interested in reproduction encounter similar problems because, of course, the underlying processes and physiology apply across all species. The aim of this meeting is to highlight topical issues that crop up in modern clinical and veterinary reproductive medicine, and also to explore some of the underlying science. Topics to be discussed include the application of modern reproductive technologies in human and animal reproduction, the development of contraceptive methodologies for wild animals, and whether human fertility is under threat from the expanding release of chemicals into the environment. All meetings and talks are held in the Meeting Rooms of the Zoological Society of London, Regent's Park, London NW1 4RY, and are open to members of the Society and the general public. Access to the Meeting Rooms is from the Outer Circle.
Admission is free.
The ZSL Library is open until 6.15pm on Tuesday Talk days. Admission is by ticket, booked in advance. The aim of the Journal of Zoology is to publish original papers within the whole field of zoology, and, in addition, research reviews and short reports. The great variety of subject matter ensures something of interest for all researchers and at the same time provides a broad view of trends and developments. The aim of Animal Conservation is to provide a forum for rapid and timely publication of novel scientific studies of past, present and future factors influencing the conservation of animal species and their habitats.