IVF Bioscience’s New Scientific Advisor
Professor Helen Picton Professor at the University of Leeds, Scientific Director of Leeds Fertility, Scientific Advisor for IVF Bioscience We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new Scientific
An update from IVF Bioscience
We are sad to announce that Dr Lotte Stroebech is stepping down after serving for 5 years as the Scientific Advisor of IVF Bioscience. Lotte will be focusing on new ventures including Stroebech IVF
Covid-19 Update
Statement from IVF Bioscience regarding the Covid-19 Pandemic: 19 March 2020 As we continue to monitor the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) throughout the world, our thoughts are with our customers, colleagues and friends
Artificial Intelligence: Could it benefit your IVF Lab?
Smart assistants such as Amazon’s Alexa are proving to be increasingly helpful in our homes, so why not explore the benefits that they can bring to your IVF laboratory? Smart Assistants in the
IVF Bioscience Media: Now Available in Australia
We are thrilled to announce that our serum-free animal IVF media have satisfied all of the necessary biosecurity criteria for importation and are now available for purchase from our distributor in Australia. In
IVF Bioscience’s new credit card payment option
We are pleased to announce that we have changed the way that you can pay with your credit card and we will now be using a service known as Stripe. This online payment processing software
2017: A Pivotal Year for In Vitro Embryo Technologies
Each year, the IETS Data Retrieval Committee present their annual report on global bovine embryo transfer (ET) statistics. In December 2018, the committee released the data collected during 2017 and the figures speak volumes
Could your incubators be compromising embryo development?
Sub-optimal conditions in your incubators can seriously compromise your blastocyst rates and can even kill your oocytes and embryos. Luckily, our scientific advisor, Dr Stroebech has three helpful tips to optimise your incubators.
IVF Bioscience training in India
Our scientific advisor, Dr Stroebech, recently spent several days training in these beautiful facilities at Kalsi farm at the foot of the Himalayas, India. Kalsi farm is going to be
How important is overlay oil?
Oil can be the most important determining factor to your success! It is well known that oil batches vary and can be a serious cause of impaired embryo development. Selecting the best
IVF Bioscience Shelf life
All of the media within our BO-Range has an exceptionally long shelf life, most products up to 18 months. How are these shelf lives reached? IVF Bioscience’s scientific advisor Dr Lotte Stroebech established
Bull $emen: worth its weight in gold?
It is widely accepted that the success of bovine in vitro production (IVP) is hugely dependent on a variety of parameters including; media, oocyte quality, laboratory conditions and many other significant details that contribute
Dolly the Sheep: 22 years on
Today marks the 22nd birthday of the world’s most famous sheep, Dolly. On the 5th July 1996, scientists at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh successfully cloned Dolly from an adult somatic cell.
So, what does IVF do that ET can’t?
The word is out, in vitro embryo production (IVP) is on the up and multiple ovulation embryo transfer (MOET) is declining, but what’s causing this trend, and what are the benefits of making the
The big switch – IETS Data shows growing trend for IVP
Each year the IETS Data Retrieval Committee presents their annual report on global bovine embryo transfer (ET) statistics. They recently released the 2016 figures, and the numbers show an interesting trend away from traditional