21/04

Franklin-Wilkins Building

Room 1.16

Women’s work: the gendering of IVF

Karen Throsby

Department of Sociology, London School Economics

19/05

Waterloo Bridge Wing/Franklin-Wilkins Building Room 2.21

Imagining sex and reproduction in 17th Century England

Laura Gowing

Department of History, King’s College London

23/6

Waterloo Bridge Wing/Franklin-Wilkins Building Room 2.21

Evaluation of community based interventions in maternal and child health

Ron Gray

National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit , Oxford

22/9

Room tbc

Variation in uptake of antenatal Down’s Syndrome screening: a reflection of women’s attitudes or a failure to facilitate informed choice?

Elizabeth Dormandy,

Psychology Unit, King’s College London

20/10

Room tbc

Framing the foetus in medical work: representations, rituals and practices

Clare Williams,

Women and Family Health Research Group, King’s College London

17/11

Room tbc

Midwives, staying, leaving or returning to the NHS

Mavis Kirkham

Women’s Informed Childbearing and Health Research Group, Sheffield University

15/12

Room tbc

Elizabethan and Jacobean Pregnancy Portraits

Karen Hearn

Tate Britain