Mammalian reproductive biology forms the basis of animal agriculture, biotechnologies and assisted reproduction technologies, as well as stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. The RQR brings together scientists from more than a dozen universities and research institutions. Together, they seek solutions to elucidate problems and better understand the unknowns associated with male and female mammalian reproduction. Several research platforms are available to them to enhance their work.

The student community is at the heart of the RQR, which is why we invest in the excellence of their training by offering study opportunities, scholarships, advanced training and contacts with the agricultural industry and renowned scientists.

Since 2024, new expertise in artificial intelligence and knowledge transfer has enriched the RQR’s axes of research and collaboration between teams, to advance science and rapidly transfer technology and new knowledge to end-users. Ultimately, the RQR also aims to become a source of information for raising public awareness of reproductive issues.