Medical Physics, AI and Neurotechnology · University of Rome Tor Vergata

fismed@uniroma2.it

FISMED / PROJECTS

Endometrial Notch pathway as a novel target for improving implantation efficiency

An experimental reproductive-biology project investigating the endometrial Notch signalling pathway as a potential target for improving embryo implantation. The work focuses on the molecular environment of the endometrium and implantation efficiency.

CompletedAugust 2017–July 2019research grant

Merck-Serono

Endometrial Notch pathway as a novel target for improving implantation efficiency

An experimental reproductive-biology project investigating the endometrial Notch signalling pathway as a potential target for improving embryo implantation. The work focuses on the molecular environment of the endometrium and implantation efficiency.

Co-Principal Investigator

Project details
Research partners
University of Rome Tor Vergata
Programme
Grant for Fertility Innovation