Emily Jackson

Researcher at the London School of Economics

London/UK

About Emily

Emily Jackson is a researcher at the London School of Economics. She has worked on various projects related to reproductive health and has published papers on the topic of fertility treatment.

Associated Podcasts

BBC Inside Science

Guest

10/3: Canada Covered

Host

Connect

Recent Appearances

Are embryos made from skin cells the future of fertility treatment?

BBC Inside Science•Oct 30, 2025•28:18•guest

COVID-19: How the Great Lockdown is causing unprecedented economic damage

10/3: Canada Covered•Apr 15, 2020•19:20•guest

Emily Jackson

About Emily

Associated Podcasts

BBC Inside Science

10/3: Canada Covered

Connect

Recent Appearances

Are embryos made from skin cells the future of fertility treatment?

COVID-19: How the Great Lockdown is causing unprecedented economic damage

Key Topics

Andrew Coyne on the 'terrible humiliation' Justin Trudeau faces if reduced to minority

Huawei's charm offensive to win hearts in Canada

Introducing Down to Business

What Oshawa plant closing means for Canada's car industry

Emily Jackson

About Emily

Associated Podcasts

BBC Inside Science

10/3: Canada Covered

Connect

Recent Appearances

Are embryos made from skin cells the future of fertility treatment?

COVID-19: How the Great Lockdown is causing unprecedented economic damage

Key Topics

Andrew Coyne on the 'terrible humiliation' Justin Trudeau faces if reduced to minority

Huawei's charm offensive to win hearts in Canada

Introducing Down to Business

What Oshawa plant closing means for Canada's car industry

Are embryos made from skin cells the future of fertility treatment?