Welcome to International Embryo Technology Society's Window to the World:
Outreach and Education through Technology

The IETS provides access to the most current research and clinical procedures associated with ovulation, superovulation, gonadotropins, IVM, IVF, embryonic developmental stages, oocyte cryopreservation, embryo transfer/cloning as well as the follicle, embryo, oocyte, and sperm cell.

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IETS Publications

Reproduction, Fertility and Development is an international journal for the publication of original and significant contributions to the field of reproductive biology in vertebrate animals, including humans, livestock and wildlife (as well as pest animals). Work on wildlife must not simply extend familiar biology to a new species – it must show how the species studied adds new perspectives to our general understanding of reproductive biology.

News and Announcements

Keys to IVP Success in Dairy: Ideal Follicular and Culture Environment Webinar

Wednesday, June 7, 19:00 CDT
Meeting ID: 815 5270 4499
Passcode: 825670

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Dr. George Seidel Jr. Honored by the International Embryo Technology Society

The International Embryo Technology Society (IETS) board of governors voted unanimously to rename the keynote address at their annual conference the "George E. Seidel Jr. Keynote Lecture."

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Embryo Grading Webinar Recording Now Available

Attendees were invited to participate with Jennifer Barfield in an interactive educational webinar on embryo grading, hosted by the IETS Foundation. The webinar covered IVP and IVD embryos.

IETS members have one month of exclusive access to the recording until July 17 when it will be made available to the public.

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Position Statement of the IETS on Genome Engineering

The International Embryo Technology Society (IETS) supports genome engineering, including gene editing, as it provides invaluable advances in basic research, animal welfare, sustainable agriculture and safer food production, and human medicine. Genetically engineered products are highly regulated and must pass rigorous safety reviews for humans, agriculture, and the environment. The International Embryo Technology Society will continue to (1) support its members to lead and conduct genome engineering research, (2) provide expertise to regulatory agencies, and (3) engage with the general public for science education.

The Board of Governors of the IETS
April 13, 2021

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