A Biomimetic Sperm Selection Device for Routine Sperm Selection – RBMO
Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Next up in our webianr now, Steven Vasilescu and Dale Goss present their paper ‘A biomimetic sperm selection device for routine sperm selection’
Vasilescu gives us some insights into the background work, developing 3D printed microfluidic channelling devices and microfabrication techniques to achieve more meaningful selection.”

Dale Goss, Chief Scientific Officer at NeoGenix Biosciences pty ltd, shared RBMO’s post, adding:
“Absolute pleasure to speak alongside Steven Vasilescu on some of the work we’re doing at NeoGenix Biosciences pty ltd and University of Technology Sydney behind our Reproductive BioMedicine Online Robert G. Edwards Best Paper Runner Up award. This was a collaboration with the amazing teams at Melbourne IVF and Monash University. We’re working hard to deliver on the promises microfluidics has made in addressing sperm isolation and selection in IVF.
We were in good company with the best paper winner Gerardo Mendizabal Ruiz. Kudos for his wonderful talk, and a further congratulations to the incredible team at Conceivable Life Sciences.”
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