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Leylek: het vinden beste embryos met lichtgolven

Imran Avci en Bob van Someren van de VU ontwikkelen gevoelige meettechniek voor IVF-behandeling.

Imran Avci

Om het slagingspercentage van IVF te verbeteren, is een gevoelige meettechniek nodig om de eicellen van de beste kwaliteit te selecteren. Met het apparaat van Imran Avci en Bob van Someren kunnen artsen een nauwkeurige beoordeling maken van de mechanische eigenschappen van embryomembraan tijdens rijping van eicellen, bevruchting en vroege embryo-ontwikkeling bij IVF-behandeling.  Op basis van deze informatie is het mogelijk  ontwikkelingscompetente embryo’s te selecteren zonder schade te veroorzaken.

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Winners Amsterdam Science & Innovation Awards 2019

The Amsterdam Science & Innovation Awards go to innovations in 3D-printed embryo models, following criminal money through bank data and tackling the phosphate challenge. The Impact Awards go to Jaap Bonjer, Erwin Peterman and Gijs Wuite, and Roeland van Geuns Marissa de Boer (UvA), Jill Coster van Voorhout (UvA) and Bernadette de Bakker (Amsterdam UMC), […]

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AmSIA finalists at Business News Radio

Finalists Reinout Bem  and Imran Avci were interviewed by Karlijn Meinders in BNR’s broadcast Wetenschap Vandaag during Spitsuur. To listen to the interview click here.

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Impact Award for surgical training, cell research and poverty alleviation

Jaap Bonjer (Amsterdam UMC), Erwin Peterman and Gijs Wuite (VU) and Roeland van Geuns (HvA) receive Impact Awards 2019. The Amsterdam Impact Award is awarded annually to distinguished researchers or research groups who have made a meaningful contribution to society with their research and innovations. The award is a lifetime achievement award, not a cash […]

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