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Erin Slatery is a researcher at the Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research at the University of Cambridge, where she joined in 2022 after completing her PhD in Developmental Biology. The Loke Centre is an internationally recognized center of excellence dedicated to advancing scientific understanding of the placenta, early development, and maternal-fetal interactions. In her current role, she collaborates with 30 group leaders and early career researchers to coordinate collaborative research groups. Her research experience encompasses stem cell biology, human and nonhuman primate early development, and spatial transcriptomics. Throughout her academic career, she has focused on understanding the mechanisms underlying placental development and function, contributing to cutting-edge studies that aim to enhance knowledge in this vital area of reproductive biology.
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