Robert Norman holds a personal chair as Professor for Reproductive and Periconceptual Medicine at the University of Adelaide and is a subspecialist in reproductive medicine (CREI) and in endocrine biochemistry (FRCPA).  He is Director of the Robinson Institute at the University of Adelaide, a collection of 350 researchers in reproductive health and regenerative medicine.   He is leader of the NHMRC Program Grant on ‘Periconceptual origins of health and disease’ and has published over 300 peer-reviewed publications and one book. He serves on the editorial board of major journals.  His major research contributions have been in IVF and reproductive endocrinology, particularly in PCOS, the effect of lifestyle on reproductive outcomes and periconception medicine.  He is an active reproductive medicine specialist. He serves on the National Health and Medical Research Council’s research and embryo licensing committees.

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Stem cell tourism – how far would you go? 23 November 2011