Session 31: Catastrophes: How do they impact our current perspectives on embryo production, cryopreservation and cryostorage management? Implantation and 3) developing high-throughput technology

and 3) developing high-throughput technology for in-situ space research

ovarian physiology and embryo development

the Founder’s Lecturer for the Australian Society of Reproductive Biology

Yelena Pasman

Hunt is particularly interested in science communication and is dedicated to ensuring that future trainees not only will be outstanding scientists but easily able to communicate their findings to the general public

Session 31: Catastrophes: How do they impact our current perspectives on embryo production, cryopreservation and cryostorage management? Implantation and 3) developing high-throughput technologySession 31: Catastrophes: How do they impact our current perspectives on embryo production, cryopreservation and cryostorage management? Tuesday 1 September, 2020. 8PM GMT 9PM CET 3PM ESTModerators: Kimball Pomeroy, PhD and Dawn Kelk, PhD "Cryostorage of Reproductive Tissues in the IVF Laboratory: ASRM Committee Opinion" Sangita Jindal, PhD, HCLD Summary: Catastrophic tank failures in recent years have reinforced the importance of cryogenic management