The highly productive One Reproductive Health Research group focuses its research on the regulation and manipulation of ovarian follicular growth and ovulation, reproductive endocrinology, molecular aspects of placental function, and gamete handling and freezing. 

The group’s members work with domestic farm animals, native hoofstock and animal-based models for investigating human reproduction. The researchers collaborate with scientists from the colleges of medicine and agriculture along with researchers embedded in our college from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC).