Webinar on " Finding a needle in a haystack- Trouble shooting in the IVF Laboratory"
Hosts Alison Campbell & Charlene Alouf
Non-Invasive Embryo selection through Deep learning AI and Time-lapse imaging
Daniella Gilboa
AI technology to improve embryo selection using still pictures
Dr. Michelle Perugini
Decisions by clinicians and embryologist using AI tools
Dr. Dan Nayot
Organized by the International IVF Initiative
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Hosts Dr. Dean Morbeck & Dr. Allison Bartolucci
Minimalist Approach to ICSI Use
Dr. Caroline McCaffrey
Maximizing Fertilization Rates
Dr. Joe Conaghan
Why ICSI Fails and What Can Be Done About It
Dr. Karl Swann
Organized by the International IVF Initiative
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Friday 15 May, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Hosts Giles Palmer & Dr. Marlane Angle
Embryologists: Occupational Demand & Resultant Stress Outcomes (EODRSO)
Bryan Tully
Pressure points: UK survey data and practices
Helen Priddle
Staying Sane: A Guide on Mind/Body Strategies for the Laboratory Professional
Alice Domar
Panelists: Dr. Jacques Cohen, Shaista Sadruddin, Dr. Jose Castilla & Lisa Duran
Organized by International IVF Initiative
Tuesday 12 May, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Hosts Dr. Tony Anderson & Dr. Dara Berger
Growth Differentiation Factor 9 (GDF-9) levels in spent culture media and pregnancy outcome
Khalied Kaskar, MS, TS(ABB)
Isolation, Purification and Initial RNA Sequence Analysis of Seminal Fluid Exosomes between Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Intrauterine Insemination Pregnancies
Renee J. Chosed, Ph.D.
The relationship between age and rates of abnormal fertilization following intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)
Brent Hanson, M.D
Clinical Benefits of Culturing Monopronucleated Zygotes Derived from Intracytoplasmic Injection Cycles
Kathryn Wozniak, M.Sc.
Panelists: Dr. Kimball Pomeroy, Dr. Arthur Chang, Dr. Melanie Clemmer, & Dr. Scott Purcell
Organized by AAB College of Reproductive Biology (CRB)
The novel coronavirus can persist in the semen of men who are recovering following infection, according to a new study.
Women who used fertility treatment to conceive their first child have a good chance of having a second child the same way, according to a new study.
The UK Government has announced that fertility clinics are able to apply to reopen from 11 May.
Tuesday 5 May, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Hosts Dr. Marlane Angle and Dr. Denny Sakkas
AI Driven Innovations in Automated Semen Analysis: Building A Better Mousetrap.
Dr. Ashok Agarwal
“Nature doesn’t use a centrifuge: Microfluidics and the future of sperm preparation”
Matt Feldman
Sperm DNA Fragmentation – Unlocking the secrets for the ART professional
Dr. Sandro Esteves
The Government has announced a two-year storage extension for eggs, sperm and embryos to give people extra time to access fertility services, whilst the UK tackles the coronavirus pandemic. Recently, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) ordered all ongoing fertility treatment in the UK to stop, interrupting fertility patients' treatment.
