The goals of the Forum are to provide a basis for coordinating academic and research interests of faculty and trainees from various disciplines, to share information, and to stimulate basic and applied research in reproduction at the University of Kentucky. Participating members have research interests in such fields as neuroendocrinology and endocrinology of reproduction, molecular mechanisms of hormone action, reproductive physiology of domestic animals, puberty, menopause, genetic disorders, infertility, and contraception. Each spring the Forum sponsors the University of Kentucky Symposium in Reproductive Sciences . Its purpose is to bring faculty, clinicians, and trainees in the field of reproductive sciences together to exchange ideas and information with each other and with recognized leaders of the reproductive sciences research community. This conference is a keystone of the research and graduate training program at the University of Kentucky.
Registration is open to anyone interested in attending.
All presentations are in the auditorium of the W.T. Young Library, the main campus library at the University of Kentucky. Everyone is invited to attend. 410 Role of glutaminergic neural pathways in CNS activation of HPA axis stress responses. Causes and consequences of sexual infidelity in a migratory songbird. 310 Circadian rhythms in the suprachiasmatic nucleus.