Part-Sims, part-Tamagotchi game puts players in the shoes of a budding stem cell researcher as they progress from undergraduate student to professor "Dish Life" is a new free-to-play game developed by researchers from ReproSoc (Reproductive Sociology Research Group) and the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute , and produced by...

Last week, a four-page briefing document for MPs and Peers, aka a POSTnote, co-authored by Amarpreet Kaur (now a 3 rd year PhD Student with ReproSoc) was published by the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) where she undertook a fellowship last year. The POSTnote on Human Germline Genome Editing provides...

A new article by Robert Pralat is now out in The Sociological Review . “ Parenthood as intended: Reproductive responsibility, moral judgements and having children ‘by accident ’” explores meanings of a particular comment that, in Robert’s interviews with lesbians and gay men, women in particular often made unprompted: that...

Congratulations to ReproSoc MPhil student Chloe Sariego for the award of a 6 year fully funded PhD student to the Sociology Department at Yale University where she will be supervised for her dissertation by Dr Rene Almeling. Well done Chloe!!!! You can read Chloe's moving and insightful account of some of the questions and...