The annual symposium is held in memory of Dr. Gilbert S. Greenwald, a pioneer in reproductive biology research and founder of the reproductive biology research program at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The annual meeting is organized by faculty and trainees at the University of Kansas Medical Center and brings together graduate students, postdoctoral trainees, clinical and basic science faculty, staff and other interested participants with recognized leaders of the reproductive sciences research community.
The format includes plenary lectures, short talks, and posters by participants. It is especially welcoming to individuals early in their reproductive biology research careers, providing them an opportunity to meet and interact with well-established scientists.
The 2008 symposium was very successful and were attended by participants from throughout the Midwest.
Please join us this October in Kansas City for a stimulating weekend of scientific interaction.
The Gilbert S. Greenwald Organizing Committee
To read more about the 2009 Symposium Click on the 2009 report coming soon
To view photos from the event click on Event Slides
