Molecular Embryology
Reproductive Biology
Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
IVF Laboratory Techniques
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Molecular Insights and Environmental Factors in Fertility: Advancements in Reproductive Medicine

This project examines the molecular and environmental factors affecting fertility, focusing on advancements in clinical embryology and assisted reproductive technologies (ART) to improve reproductive success.

Sahil Sanghvi

Sahil Sanghvi

Molecular Biology Fellow
Organization logo DREAM Venture Labs
Schedule Fridays, 6:00 P.M. ET / 3:00 P.M. PT
Duration 8 weeks, 2-3 hours per week
Intermediate Some experience required

Description

This Build Project explores the intersection of molecular biology and clinical embryology in reproductive medicine. You will examine how molecular mechanisms, environmental influences, and laboratory techniques impact embryo development and implantation success.

Through interactive discussions and practical applications, you will gain insights into the latest advancements in Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART), embryo culture conditions, and molecular diagnostics. The project is designed for those interested in fertility science, with applications for both research and clinical practice.

Addressing this topic is crucial as infertility affects millions of individuals and couples worldwide, and understanding the molecular and environmental factors influencing embryo viability can lead to more effective treatments, improved success rates of ART procedures, and better patient outcomes.

By tackling these challenges, the project aims to bridge gaps between research and clinical practice, optimize laboratory protocols, and contribute to the development of safer, more personalized fertility solutions.

Application timeline

Applications open April 14, 2025
Applications deadline May 8, 2025
Application results released Week of May 26, 2025
Project start date Week of June 9, 2025
Project end date Week of July 28, 2025

What you will learn

  • Understand the molecular and environmental factors influencing fertility and embryonic development.
  • Analyze the role of epigenetics in embryo quality and implantation success.
  • Explore advancements in ART, including IVF, ICSI, and embryo culture optimization.
  • Evaluate research and case studies related to molecular approaches in fertility science and reproductive medicine.

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Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of how cells and genes function in the human body.
  • General knowledge of reproduction and embryo development.
  • Awareness of how lifestyle and environmental factors can impact fertility.
  • Ability to read and understand simple research articles related to fertility and reproductive health.

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About the Fellow

Sahil Sanghvi

Sahil Sanghvi

Molecular Biology Fellow
Organization logo DREAM Venture Labs

Molecular Biology Sahil Sanghvi is a Senior Clinical Embryologist Build Fellow at Dream Venture Labs, where he works with students leading projects in Molecular Biology and Reproductive Medicine. Sahil is a Senior Clinical Embryologist specializing in advanced assisted reproductive technologies (ART) at Nevada Fertility Institute, where he focuses on optimizing embryo culture, micromanipulation techniques, and improving patient outcomes. His work integrates molecular insights and environmental factors to advance fertility treatments. Sahil also leads research on differentiating Day 3 and Day 5 embryos using machine learning models. Sahil has over 8 years of experience in the embryology field. With extensive expertise, he has contributed to enhancing laboratory protocols, improving embryo viability, and applying innovative technologies in reproductive medicine. He holds a a postgraduate degree in Medical Clinical Embryology. A fun fact about Sahil is that he has a deep passion for embryo and gamete photography, capturing the intricate beauty of early life stages.

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