Conference Speakers

Julie Bakker

University Liege

Belgium

"The role of kisspeptin in female sexual behavior"

Moshmi Bhattacharya

"Hepatic kisspeptin signaling in liver disease"

Rutgers University

USA

Alex Comninos

"Kisspeptin: Setting the mood"

Imperial College London

Waljit Dhillo

"Translating KNDY biology into humans"

Imperial College London

Carol Elias

"Beyond GnRH neuronal migration: role of ProkR2 neurons in reproduction"

University of Michigan

USA

Allan Herbison

"Estrogen negative feedback of the GnRH pulse generator"

Cambridge University

Sasha Kauffman

"Steroid hormone influences on AVPV kisspeptin neurons and the LH surge"

Univ. Calif. San Diego

USA

Mike Lehman

"Wild and wooly: contributions of the sheep model to kisspeptin biology"

Kent State University

USA

Sue Moenter

"Something about kisspeptin neurons..."

University of Michigan

USA

Aleisha Moore

"Kiss and tell: In vivo imaging reveals dynamic temporal organization of the KNDy pulse generator"

Kent State University

USA

Victor Navarro

"Novel mechanisms in the metabolic regulation of Kiss1 neurons"

Harvard University

USA

Bryn Owen

"Understanding oestrogen-mediated repression of the Kiss1 gene"

Imperial College London

Richard Piet

"Preoptic kisspeptin neurons and the circuits regulating ovulation"

Kent State University

USA

Stephanie Seminara

"The Paradox of Shouting in Silence—A Translational Story"

Harvard University

USA

Margaritas Voliotis

"How KNDy neurones generate pulsatile dynamics: insights from a mathematical model"

Exeter University

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