Herchel Smith and The Pill: Chemistry, Reproductive Biology, and Society
About this Event
Join us for this special Science and Society Symposium
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of scientist-philanthropist Herchel Smith's birth at this joint University of Cambridge – Harvard University Symposium. Cambridge and Harvard faculty will gather in person to deliver talks honoring Smith's remarkable legacy — his scientific achievements and lasting impact on reproductive biology, society, and economics. Don't miss this rare opportunity to connect, learn, and celebrate a true pioneer and benefactor.
The symposium will include scientific talks from University of Cambridge and Harvard University faculty.
Keynote Speaker: Evelynn Hammonds Ph.D., Harvard University
“Perspectives on the societal impact of scientific research on sex and contraception”
Scientific Talks
Reproductive and Developmental Biology
- Kara McKinley , PhD, Harvard University
- Marta Shahbazi, PhD, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
- Roser Vento-Tormo, PhD, Sanger Institute
Organic Chemistry
- Chris Hunter, PhD, University of Cambridge
- Gianni Chessari, PhD, Astex Pharmaceuticals
- Shankar Balasubramanian, PhD, University of Cambridge
History, Law, and the Societal Impact of the Pill
- Gabriela Soto Laveaga, PhD, Harvard University
- Emily Jackson, OBE, FBA, London School of Economics
- Lara Marks, PhD, King’s College London
Questions? Contact: [email protected]
Where is it happening?
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