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Professor Jackson C. Kirkman-Brown is a leading academic and clinician in reproductive biology, holding dual roles as Professor in Reproductive Biology at the University of Birmingham and Director of the Centre for Human Reproductive Science. He also serves as Director and Science Lead at Birmingham Women’s Fertility Centre, overseeing one of the UK’s largest PGD services. His work focuses on fertility preservation, sperm motility, and clinical translation of research.
He is internationally recognized for developing fertility preservation techniques for patients with catastrophic genital injuries, earning an MBE in 2013 and being named Healthcare Scientist of the Year 2014. He chairs the Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists (ARCS) and sits on committees for the Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority. His research spans advanced sperm analysis (e.g., FAST software), fluid dynamics in reproductive tracts, and calcium signaling in sperm physiology.
Recent publications emphasize standardized semen analysis protocols, computational sperm motility metrics, and lifestyle impacts on male fertility. Collaborations with engineers and clinicians drive interdisciplinary innovation, such as fluid dynamics modeling and pharmacological ligand studies. His leadership in global guidelines (WHO manual updates) ensures high-quality andrology practices worldwide.
Key awards include the Commander Joint Medical Command’s Commendation (2012) and NHS Chief Executive’s Special Recognition Award (2010, shared with Major John Clark). He advises documentaries like BBC’s *The Donor Sperm Crisis* and trains professionals via ESHRE courses.
As a PhD supervisor, he encourages students to pursue projects on sperm quality diagnostics, flagellar mechanics, and assisted conception trials. His lab, the Centre for Human Reproductive Science, integrates clinical and basic science teams across the UK and globally.
