Session 31: Catastrophes: How do they impact our current perspectives on embryo production, cryopreservation and cryostorage management? Implantation when she retrained as a

when she retrained as a Clinical Embryologist

Scientific Director of Sydney IVF (Australia) 1991–1999

the usefulness of embryo morphology in predicting pregnancy and the source of microbial contamination during embryo culture

She has an h-index of 40 (Web of Science)

and A Practical Guide to Basic Laboratory Andrology (Cambridge University Press

Session 31: Catastrophes: How do they impact our current perspectives on embryo production, cryopreservation and cryostorage management? Implantation when she retrained as aSession 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