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Vertebrate reproductive science and technology

Frontiers in Reproduction Science – Rising Stars at the Society for Reproductive Biology 2023

Reproduction, Fertility and Development is closely aligned with the Society for Reproductive Biology (SRB). The Society has a strong focus on career development so suggested that the Journal publish a Collection of papers by early-mid-career researchers who had been selected to present in award and oral sessions at annual meetings of the Society. This is the first such Collection and contains papers from authors who presented at the Annual Conference held in Brisbane, Australia, in November 2023. These inaugural authors highlight the breadth and depth of research being undertaken across the field of reproductive biology by up-and-coming early- and mid-career researchers in Australia.

Guest Editors
Jenny Juengel (Co-Editor-in-Chief, Reproduction, Fertility and Development)
Graeme Martin (Co-Editor-in-Chief, Reproduction, Fertility and Development)
Caitlin Wyrwoll (SRB-RFD Liaison, Society for Reproductive Biology)

Last Updated: 01 Aug 2024

RD24079ShinySperm: navigating the sperm proteome landscape

David A. Skerrett-Byrne 0000-0002-1804-1826, Raffaele Teperino 0000-0001-8815-1409 and Brett Nixon 0000-0003-2745-8188

ShinySperm app logo.

Understanding complex biological data is crucial for advancements in reproductive biology. Our study developed ShinySperm, a web application that allows researchers to easily explore, interrogate, and visualise intricate sperm proteomic data. This tool sets out a blueprint for future research, enabling researchers to bring their intricate datasets to life, allowing others to interact with and interpret more effectively, ultimately driving innovation in reproductive biology. Image by David Skerrett-Byrne.

This article belongs to the Collection Frontiers in Reproduction Science – Rising Stars at the Society for Reproductive Biology 2023.