A Great 1st Day at AETA and CETA/ACTE in Madison – IVF Bioscience
IVF Bioscience shared on LinkedIn:
“What a great first day at the American Embryo Transfer Association (AETA) and Canadian Embryo Transfer Association (CETA/ACTE) in Madison!
It was fantastic to meet so many customers, researchers, and colleagues and to hear about the latest work in bovine and small ruminant reproduction.
We were excited to see abstracts from Texas Tech University featuring research using IVF Bioscience media.
It’s always great to see our products supporting research and to follow the work being done by our customers.
It was also lovely to catch up with our distributors at Agtech and spend some time together at the conference.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to say hello and chat with us today.
We had a great first day and are looking forward to Day 2 tomorrow!”
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