In Vitro Production of Embryos and Embryo Culture

AREA: Assisted Reproduction, Embryology

LANGUAGE: English

PLACES: 15

STUDENTS: 1/15 (7%)

START DATE & END:

12/05/2026 – 03/06/2026

MODALITY: Online

CENTER: IVIRMA Global Education

In Vitro Production of Embryos and Embryo Culture

AREA: Assisted Reproduction, Embryology

LANGUAGE: English

PLACES: 15

STUDENTS: 1/15 (7%)

START DATE & END:

12/05/2026 – 03/06/2026

MODALITY: Online

CENTER: IVIRMA Global Education

In Vitro Production of Embryos and Embryo Culture

AREA: Assisted ReproductionEmbryology

LANGUAGE: English

 

ProgramData

Start date and end

Start date and end:

12/05/2026 - 03/06/2026

Enrollment

Enrollment:
350 €

Location

Location:
Campus NEO

Hours

Hours:
20 theoretical
Sefl-paced study

Type

Type:
Online courses

Organizer center

Organizer center:
IVIRMA Global Education

Description

This course introduces the necessary techniques for the obtainment of embryos in the laboratory with the use of different media that may influence on their development.

 

Addressed to

Biomedical Professionals, Biotechnologists, Andrologists and Embryologists.

Course Accredited by
European Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME)
ECMEC's20 ECMEC's

Academic information

Competencies

 

  • Define the procedures and methods of embryo culture, as well as the culture media needed for its realization.
  • Analyse the importance of the introduction of time-lapse in the daily work of an IVF laboratory and in the redefinition of embryonic parameters
  • Distinguish the different types of embryos according to their morphological quality from the first divisions to the blastocyst stage.
  • Select embryos for transfer and freezing.
  • Apply the knowledge of embryo culture to research in Human Reproduction.

Course Coordination:

Amparo Mercader Bayarri

Amparo Mercader Bayarri

Program

1. Cell culture 

2. Culture media I 

3. Culture media II 

4. Types of prolonged cultures 

5. Relationship between embryo morphology and chromosome abnormalities

6. Application of coculture to research. History

7. Application of coculture to research. New technologies

8. Prolonged culture. Introduction

9. Relationship between embryo morphology and chromosome: Blastocyst

10. The Blastocyst: Types and morphology

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Fechas de inicio y fin

12/05/2026 – 03/06/2026

Hours

20 theoretical

Lugar

Campus NEO

Matrícula

350 €

Program Data

Start and end dates
12/05/2026 - 03/06/2026
Enrollment
Open
Location

Campus NEO

Number of hours
40h
Type
Online Course
Organizing center
IVI Global Education

Intended for

Biomedical Professionals, Biotechnologists, Andrologists and Embryologists.

Description

This course introduces the necessary techniques for the obtainment of embryos in the laboratory with the use of different media that may influence on their development.

 

Skills

 

  • Define the procedures and methods of embryo culture, as well as the culture media needed for its realization.
  • Analyse the importance of the introduction of time-lapse in the daily work of an IVF laboratory and in the redefinition of embryonic parameters
  • Distinguish the different types of embryos according to their morphological quality from the first divisions to the blastocyst stage.
  • Select embryos for transfer and freezing.
  • Apply the knowledge of embryo culture to research in Human Reproduction.

Program

Program

1. Cell culture 

2. Culture media I 

3. Culture media II 

4. Types of prolonged cultures 

5. Relationship between embryo morphology and chromosome abnormalities

6. Application of coculture to research. History

7. Application of coculture to research. New technologies

8. Prolonged culture. Introduction

9. Relationship between embryo morphology and chromosome: Blastocyst

10. The Blastocyst: Types and morphology

Coordinators

Amparo Mercader Bayarri

Accrediting entity

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