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In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a widely used assisted reproductive technology (ART) that has helped many couples conceive and have children. While I cannot predict the future with certainty, I can provide you with some potential advancements and trends that may shape the future of IVF based on current research and developments. Improved Success Rates: Scientists and fertility specialists continue to refine and optimize IVF techniques to enhance success rates. This includes advancements in embryo selection methods, better culture media, and improved laboratory conditions to create an optimal environment for fertilization and embryo development. Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT): PGT allows...

With the new office coming together nicely, more laboratory equipment has been set up for our demo lab. We recently built an ICSI rig to show the team how the rig is used, as well as its different purposes. We collected samples of diatoms from the harbour, which were used as a focus point to build the team’s confidence in using the equipment. During the hands-on experience, the ICSI process was explained in detail, and the team had a go at using the micromanipulator to image and manipulate samples. It was interesting to see how they behaved around other types...

As many of you may know, IVFsynergy has moved! We are delighted to have been given the keys to our new office in Falmouth. Having resided in Tresillian, Truro for many years, we have now moved further down south. Over the last few years, the business has grown in more ways than one. We have expanded our team, grown our customer base, and formed existing relationships with new customers. In order to continue growing and working towards our aspirations, it was time we relocated to somewhere bigger and better. With much more space at our disposal, we will be creating...

  Some Safety Cabinets make use of an external carbon pre-filter. The purpose of the carbon pre-filter is to purify the air which passes through it, preventing harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from contaminating airflow. This works via a process called adsorption, in which material travels from a gas or liquid phase and forms a superficial monomolecular layer on a solid or liquid condensed phase. The common carbon pre-filters are manufactured to remove 99.97% of particles that have a size either greater or equal to 0.3 microns. Despite having a different application to HEPA filters, they are just as important....