Tuesday 19th October, 2021. 3PM EST/ 8PM GMT / 9PM CET
Presentations and discussions from industry leaders on what's new and upcoming!
Moderators:
Giles Palmer and Dr. Magdalena Depa-Martynow
Speakers:
"Non-invasive Embryo Selection Through Metabolomics"
Dr. Santiago Munne (Sponsored by Overture Life)
"TMRW Today" with Cynthia Hudson
Thoughts from ASRM
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A gene previously unknown to have a role in fertility has been found to be essential for healthy sperm.
November 2021 training batch schedule - Nov 15th, 2021 - 29th Nov 2021
The International School of Embryology was established to offer training for clinicians in advanced reproductive technologies. Our skill and precision to all aspirants help them to know in-depth knowledge and experience. The members of our teaching faculty aim to bring doctors and embryologists to the highest level of knowledge about reproductive techniques and practical capability in the field.
Our courses cover basics in Andrology, embryology, ICSI, and cryosciences (Hands-on).
Limited Seats. For admission Contact 9003111598
Tuesday 12th October, 2021. 3PM EST/ 8PM GMT / 9PM CET
Moderators: Dr. Kimball Pomeroy and Dr. Mathew Tomlinson
Speakers:
"Safe Storage of Gametes and Embryos: No Time for Complacency"
Dr. Mathew Tomlinson
"Applying the KISS Principle to Cryostorage Quality Management"
Dr. Mitchel Schiewe (Sponsored by Boreas)
"When Systems Fail: Liability for Lost & Mishandled Gametes & Embryos"
Colleen Marea Quinn
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Microptic, specialized in biomedicine, introduced MICROPTIC Masterclass: a series of free webinars about different topics in order to disseminate quality knowledge to healthcare and lab professionals. After more than a year, MICROPTIC Masterclass is now a model in online education in the field of semen analysis and genetics.
Periodically, the company organizes these live sessions, given by different experts, and with the possibility of asking and comment by attendees. Furthermore, all the video recordings are available on Microptic website for free.
Standard courses
In addition, Microptic offers training courses and workshops to professionals and distributors. This learning concept includes courses at different levels – taught by biologists – and hands-on training with fresh sample. Microptic training courses are customized to the needs and requirements of participants.
For more information, visit: https://www.micropticsl.com/
Online SWES registration is currently available through our website www.theSWES.org. The number of summit participants is limited and is on “first come, first served” basis with a registration fee of $75.
Tuesday 5th October, 2021. 3PM EST/ 8PM GMT / 9PM CET
The Maverick Reproductive Biologists take over the International IVF Initiative's webinar this week!
A coup d'état roundtable discussion by the elusive "Mavs" discussing lab techniques and embryologists' issues with questions from you!
Panel:
Dr. Gerry Celia, Dr. Liesl Nel-Themaat, Dr. Mara Simopoulou, Ashley Wong, Dr. Betsy Cairo, Huey Huynh, Dr. Michael Baker, Salustiano Ribeiro, Dr. Bryan Kloos , Dr. Sheela S. Ali
Microptic organizes a new free webinar on September 30th: Spermatology as a tool in the conservation of wildlife.
Main topics:
By Prof Gerhard van der Horst (PhD, PhD)
FREE webinar
Thursday 30 September, 12.00 noon (UTC + 2)
(See time converter here)
Duration: 30 minutes + Q&A time / Language: English
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NEW! This time we will show a recorded webinar recently delivered by Prof Gerhard van der Horst for the International Summer School of the Inland University of Norway. At the end of the webcast, the Professor will answer your questions live.
Tuesday 28th September, 2021. 3PM EST/ 8PM GMT / 9PM CET
Moderators:
Alejandro Chavez-Badiola MD (IVF 2.0)
David Sable MD
Presenters:
“Scientia Potentia Est.” Matt Pettit
A lecture sponsored by IMT Matcher
Staying in the Driver Seat of Your Lab and Moving Forward-Dr. Dimitri Consten
A lecture sponsored by XILTRIX
Management of IVF; Electronic Applications to the Rescue-Ms Unika Alexander
Closing Remarks-David Sable MD
A new model of the human embryo made from stem cells has been developed by researchers in the USA.
