Post by Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention

BDRP 66th Annual Meeting Platform Session 3: Emerging Science in Developmental & Reproductive Toxicology This dynamic platform session brings together cutting-edge research across the DART landscape, featuring rapid-fire presentations from scientists advancing our understanding of developmental biology, genetics, toxicology, and human health. From neurodevelopment and genetic architecture to computational modeling and environmental exposures, this session highlights the breadth and depth of innovation shaping the field: • Neural tube defects and single-cell mapping of disease genes • Genome-wide association studies and ancestry-linked risk factors • Brain MRI patterns in vulnerable infant populations • Quantitative simulations of embryonic development • In vitro and multi-omics approaches to toxicity signatures • Environmental exposures and neonatal outcomes • Advances in reproductive technologies and embryo development • …and much more Each presentation is followed by interactive Q&A, creating space for discussion, connection, and scientific exchange. Discuss the key scientific take-a-ways during the mid-session Warkany Tea. Whether you are focused on mechanistic biology, translational science, or regulatory implications, this session offers something for everyone. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eD5jnSEH