Announcement
Announcement · 29. September 2022
Statistics reporting embryo transfer activity across Europe were presented at AETE 2022 in Utrecht and are now published on our website.
Announcement · 29. July 2022
The deadline for the early bird registration of this years AETE meeting in Utrecht nearly expires. For a reduced fee you can register until the 31st of July.
We hope to welcome you in Utrecht!
The AETE board and LOC of Utrecht
Announcement · 14. July 2022
Check it out on the website, we have the program ready for this years AETE event 2022 with fantastic keynote speakers, inspiring short oral presentations, a practitioners forum, sponsor booths, lively workshop themes and with social events in the medieval centre of Utrecht!
If you did not already register yourself, be sure to do it!
We look forward to meet you in Utrecht!
The AETE board
Announcement · 15. June 2022
Save on your 2022 AETE registration with the Earlybird registration discount before JULY 15th.
Announcement · 17. February 2022
We are looking forward to a fantastic physical reunion with you at the AETE meeting in Utrecht later this year and kindly invite you to share your reproduction data via an abstract!
Without your valuable input the meeting won't be the same.
We hope to meet you all in Utrecht!
The AETE board
Announcement · 25. March 2021
The community of the AETE wants to share the sad news of the death of Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kanitz, former Board member and President of the AETE from 2003 until 2006. He passed away on 13th of March 2021. Wilhelm was the head of the Department for Reproductive Biology at the Leibniz Institute for Farm Animals in Dummerstorf / Germany from 1992 until 2012.
Announcement · 09. July 2020
The editor of the AETE newsletter would like to apologise for the delay in sharing this at this time. This is because much of our attention has been diverted to preparing for AETE-Lite annual meeting. We hope to share the newsletter with you in the coming days. Thank you for your patience.
Announcement · 12. June 2020
Senior Director, Reproductive Biology
CTI Executive Search has been retained to identify a key research leader in reproductive biology who will bring experience in designing and building new programs and group functions, creating best-in-industry capabilities and technologies. The Senior Director Reproductive Biology (reporting to the Genus Chief Scientific Officer) ultimately provides the strategic vision and scientific leadership to a team focused on advancing reproductive technologies.