بیست و چهارمین کنگره بین المللی پزشکی تولید مثل و نوزدهمین کنگره فناوری سلول های بنیادی، شهریور ۱۴۰۲

Reproductive Biomedicine

• Female Infertility
  Clinical management & research approaches in:
  • Endometriosis
  • PCOS
  • POF
  • poor responders
  • Luteal phase defect: symptoms, causes, and treatment
• Male Infertility
  • Spermatogenesis
  • Azoospermia
  • Varicocele
  • Sperm Retrieval
  • Oxidative stress and sperm function
• Repeated Pregnancy Loss
• Unexplained Infertility
• ART
  • ART failure:
  i) RIF: Clinical and Research Approaches & Imaging Applications
  ii) No Embryo Transfer (ET)
  • Luteal phase defect: symptoms, causes, and treatment
  • Optimal treatment in poor responders
  • Cryobiology
  • Oncofertility and Fertility Preservation
  • Social preservation
  • Prenatal cares in ART
  • Embryo culture and quality assessment:
  i. The optimal method of embryo selection in IVF cycles
  ii. Personalized embryo transfer:
  • Safety and Quality Control in ART Lab
  • Optimal method of sperm selection in ART
  • Third-Party Reproduction: Technical view
  • The Faith of ART babies
• Fertility related conditions
  • Metabolic & endocrine Disorders
  • Infectious Disease
  • Life Style and Nutrition in Infertility
  • Age-related infertility
  • Autoimmune disease
  • Co-morbidities associated with infertility
• Reproductive Genetics
  • Reproductomics
  • Precision medicine
  i. Optimized Stimulation
  ii. Pharmacogenetics of infertility
  • Pre implantation Genetic Testing/PND
  • Genetics of Infertility
• Ethics, Accession and Psychosocial considerations
  • Social Sexing
  • Third-Party Reproduction (Ethical/Legal view)
  • The emotional and psychological impact on
  i. Infertile couples
  ii. ART children
  • Cost and economic burden of infertility treatment
  • The minimum standard of care for infertile couple
• Paraclinical Services in reproduction
  • Reproductive Imaging
  • Laboratory Aspects of ART
• Emerging Technologies
  • Tissue Engineering
  • Stem cell and regenerative medicine
  • Artificial intelligence (AI)
  • Nanotechnology
• Animal Reproductive Biotechnology
  • Transgenic animals
  • Organ Culture
  • Alternative Technologies of Laboratory Animals in Infertility Research
  • Animal disease modelling

Stem Cell

• Cellular identity
  Understanding the basis of cell state and type, organoid culture, genetic and epigenetic regulation, and mechanisms of reprogramming.
• Modeling development and diseases
  Using stem cells in vivo and in vitro to model development and disease for drug discovery and regenerative medicine.
• Regenerative medicine
  Exploring stem cells and their derivatives in developmental biology, tissue repair, and regeneration.
• Stem cell in reproduction and infertility
  Notice to Stem Cells and their derivatives as a resource for treatment of infertility-related diseases.
• Endogenous regeneration
  Exploring and exploiting the inherent potentials of the host cells for tissue regeneration.
• Cell and tissue engineering
  Engineering approaches to modulate cell behavior for tissue regeneration.
• Gene editing and therapy
  Editing and manipulating the genetic material to modulate gene regulatory networks of stem cells and treat or prevent disease.
• Advanced diagnostic approaches
  Discovery of new biomarkers or development of advanced biosensors for early detection of diseases.
• Stem cells and cancer
  Role of stem cells in cancer prognosis, progression, and cell-based therapy.
• Bioinformatics
  Translational and integrative stem cell informatics.
• Molecular medicine in stem cell approaches
  Evaluating the role of key molecular players including non-coding RNAs in stem cell research and therapy.
• Clinical applications
  Translating stem cell knowledge into medicines for clinical utility.
• Ethics in stem cell research and therapy
  Exploring various aspects of ethical, social, and legal issues in stem cell research and therapy.
• Cutting edge research in Royan Institute 2022-23
  Presentation of some quality papers extracted from high quality research doctoral theses.