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Congrats to Conceivable Life Sciences UK, Alejandro Chavez-Badiola, MD, PhD, Dr Stephanie Kuku, MD, and Giuseppe Silvestri for the £2 million SMART grant win from UK Research and Innovation (Innovate UK) for our automated vitrification project! Nice work.

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Founder & Chief Product Officer at Conceivable Life Sciences, Founder IVF 2.0

Exciting news for Conceivable Life Sciences and a big congratulations to CLS UK! We are incredibly honoured to share that we have been awarded the prestigious SMART grant from UK Research and Innovation (Innovate UK) for our automating vitrification project (2024-2026). It is a privilege to lead this initiative on behalf of Conceivable, and I'm excited about the impactful results our collective efforts will bring. 🔶 This £2 million project, co-funded by UKRI, will support our pioneering automation approach focused on vitrification and its clinical validation. 🔶 The program will drive cutting-edge developments in vitrification technology and automation to improve reproductive outcomes and access to care.   🔶 This project brings together a distinguished consortium of institutions, each with their unique expertise: ➡ Conceivable, led by Dr Stephanie Kuku, MD, Charles Kingsland and Giuseppe Silvestri, PhD, will focus on developing novel vitrification techniques.   ➡  King's College London and Christos Bergeles will support robotics and control improvements.    ➡ Care Fertility and Tom Bamford will provide clinical expertise and support translational research efforts. We're thrilled to embark on this collaborative journey to advance the field of fertility. A huge thank you to all partners and team members involved! #FertilityResearch #Vitrification #UKRI #ReproductiveMedicine

Peter Ellis

Reader in Molecular Genetics and Reproduction at University of Kent

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Amazing news!

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