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Vitrolife Academy Online
Discover Academy Online, a series of online training courses - a complement to our other courses and workshops. Learn more about the offer and request an account to try our online courses on demand.
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Do you know the different laser applications? Here are 4 ways to use your laser in the IVF lab.
Having a laser system can help address a variety of cases in ART while optimising the workflow. It is, therefore, common today for embryology laboratories to have a laser system attached to the microscope at the ICSI workplace. Read this blog post where Dr Victoria Sanchez describes four ways to use your laser in the IVF lab.
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Webinar: 'Advancing blastocyst warming: The impact of Vitrolife’s ultra-fast protocol using low sucrose'
Discover the benefits of Vitrolife's ultra-fast warming protocol designed to save time and maintain consistent, high-quality results in the lab. This recorded webinar is ideal for clinical embryologists, reproductive specialists, and laboratory managers interested in innovative protocols to enhance efficiency and reliability in ART labs. This live webinar was held in December 2024.
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Webinar: 'Transitioning to Ultra RapidWarm(TM) Blast'
In this webinar, Gerry Celia PhD as he takes a deeper dive into ultrafast, one-step warming techniques for blastocysts. Building on his recent work, Dr. Celia will present new data, practical learnings, and real-world outcomes that highlight how this approach can streamline workflow, support embryo viability, and improve consistency in the warming process. This webinar was held in December 2025.
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G-Series culture media shown to increase blastocyst development compared to control
In a study by Matsuoka et al, embryo culture was done either Vitrolife’s G-Series™ culture media or a mix of sequential culture media (control). The results show that good-quality blastocyst development was more frequent after culture in G-Series media containing hyaluronan.
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Sperm preparation with SpermGrad show positive effect on average telomere length, sperm motility and DNA fragmentation
Yang Q, et al, found significant correlations between sperm telomere length and the quality of early embryonic development. Density gradient centrifugation using SpermGrad (Vitrolife) enrich for sperm with high mobility and low DNA fragmentation and is the preferred technique for selection of sperm with longer telomeres.
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The benefits of using a peroxide-free oil
Japanese researcher Otsuki and colleagues experienced reduction in fertilisation rate and impaired embryo development when they began to use a new bottle of oil at their IVF clinic. They decided to make an investigation of the root cause and found it to be high peroxide levels in the oil. Download a summary of their findings to learn more about why high peroxide levels in oil can harm the culture system and the results from peroxide values in oil from different manufacturers.
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Webinar: 'Antioxidants in human IVF - An innovation in culture media'
In this webinar Professor David Gardner is discussing the importance of antioxidants as an element of ART media and the potential for improved embryo viability. He is sharing his experience leading to the development of culture media complemented with a unique mix of antioxidants, additionally discussing the results from current clinical studies. This live webinar was held in August 2021.
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Webinar: 'Comparison of open and closed vitrification devices'
In this recorded webinar, Kristina Schildauer, Embryologist and Technical Product Manager at Vitrolife, will compare closed and open carrier devices for vitrification. You will also get an insight into liquid nitrogen-mediated transmission of infectious agents and health authorities’ views of the different devices. This live webinar was held in January 2023.
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Taking care of your culture media
Culture media is an extremely important part of your embryo culture system, and it is crucial to understand how culture media should be handled and stored. In this course you will get an overview of how culture media is being prepared for storage and shipping at Vitrolife and how the culture media should be received, unpacked and stored once it arrives in the laboratory.