April 2021 training batch schedule - 16th April 2021- 30th April 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).
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Tuesday 23rd February, 2021. 3PM EST / 8PM GMT / 9PM CET
Moderators: Dr. Helen O'Neill and Dr. Sissy Wamaitha
"CRISPR Genome Editing. How, What and Why?"
Dr. Helen O'Neill
“Frequent Loss-of-Heterozygosity in CRISPR-Cas9-edited Early Human Embryos”
Dr. Gregorio Alanis-Lobato
"CRISPR, IVG, ART...OMG! Untangling the Ethics of Radical Innovations in Assisted Reproduction"
Dr. John Appleby
High pollution levels can increase the risk of infertility by up to 20 percent, a study in China has found.
The researchers wrote that their findings point to pollution as 'an unignorable risk factor for infertility'. It is believed to be the first study that examines the link between air pollution and infertility in the general population, rather than solely in fertility patients.
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Enhance Your Vitrification Experience
Extensive Hands on Training
2 Days Weekend Course
2 Trainee per Microscope
Date 6th & 7th March 2021
Venue: Artemis IVF Lab
Last Date of Apply 24th Feb 2021
Features
Basics of Cryobiology
Setting up of Cryobiology lab
Details of vitrification protocols, media and devices
Tips and tricks of vitrification
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2 Days Weekend Course
2 Trainee per Microscope
Date 6th & 7th March 2021
Venue: Artemis IVF Lab
Last Date of Apply 24th Feb 2021
The earliest signs of an innate immune response have been identified in embryos, shedding light on why some fail to form properly during early development.
As reported last week in Nature, early embryos, lacking specialised immune cells, are particularly prone to cellular defects which can lead to developmental failures. Researchers at the Centre for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona, Spain, found that cells in the embryo's epithelium, the first tissue to form during vertebrate development, are able to clear surrounding dead cells, thereby increasing chances of survival, in a process known as 'epithelial phagocytosis'.
Semen samples can now be accurately analysed up to 52 hours after production using a new mail-in sperm testing kit.
Scientists at the University of Southern California have reported that the accuracy of mail-in semen analysis on that is produced at home is comparable to a traditional semen analysis, which is typically performed within one hour of sperm production.
Tuesday 16th February, 2021. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Moderators: Dr. Jacques Cohen and Giles Palmer
with Panelists Dr. Fathi Karouia and Professor Virginia Wotring
"The Impact of Spaceflight on the Human Body and Preparing for Mars Missions"
Dr. Christopher E Mason
“Culture, Ethics and our Human Future in Space“
Dr. Michael Waltemathe
"…But now what? Where to from here?”
Dr. Kira Bacal
Learn the nuances of vitrification , enhance your hands -on skills
2 Days Weekend Course
Features
Basics of Cryobiology
Setting up of Cryobiology Lab
Details of Vitrification Protocols, Media and Devices
Tips and Tricks of Vitrification
THURSDAY 11th February, 2021. 10.00 AM GMT / 3.30PM IST / 9.00 PM AEDT
Moderators: Dr. Keshav Malhotra and Dr. Serena H. Chen
"Making Babies, The Internet of Things & The Digital Lab" Dr. Jacques Cohen (Reflections & DIRO)
“AI Enhanced Fertility: Solving Global IVF Challenges Through Collaboration“ Dr. Michelle Perugini (Life Whisperer)
"Using AI to Reduce Human Bias in Donor Selection" Josh Rackstraw (Fenomatch)
