COVID CONTINUES, SCIENCE ADVANCES, A NEW YEAR OF SBiRM BEGINS
Abstract
Systems Biology in Reproductive Medicine (SBiRM) brings male and female reproductive medicine and sciences together to reflect each partner’s contribution to the birth and health of the child. The work published in SBiRM reflects the synergy that embraces the breadth of research recognizing our long-standing bench to bedside philosophy. We highlight those contributions that emphasize integrating basic, agricultural, and clinical research for public good. Animal studies and model systems offer insights into what would be considered intractable questions when addressed in human systems. The journal continues its upward trajectory, paralleling the growth of our Editorial Board in step with the interests and breadth of developments represented in the field. SBiRM is pleased to welcome two new Editorial Board members, Dr. Samantha B. Schon, Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Michigan, and Dr. Alexander Suvorov, Department of Environmental Health Science, School of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst. We look forward to including their expertise on the Editorial Board. Two of our Editorial Board members, Drs. Minguez-Alacon and Primig are leaving the Board, and we thank them for their involvement in and support of the journal. We wish both Dr. Minguez-Alacon and Dr. Primig the best in their future endeavors. Last year’s publications were coauthored by several of our…
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