Fabrizzio Horta: Scientific Exchange and ART Education at ASPIRE Conference
Fabrizzio Horta, ART and Embryology Research Head and Senior Lecturer at UNSW, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to present our latest work at the ASPIRE conference in Beijing over the last weekend.
It was a privilege to share research developed in collaboration with Robert Gilchrist, Lindsay Wu, Ewa Goldys and Bettina Mihalas, and to contribute to the scientific and educational discussions within such an engaged ART and reproductive medicine community.
I am also very grateful to the ASPIRE team for their warm hospitality, generous support, and the incredible faculty dinner invitation. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues, exchange ideas, and reflect on the future of reproductive science and research translation.
I am very happy to contribute to ASPIRE education and look forward to continuing to support this important regional and international platform.
I would also like to acknowledge the important industry support that continues to help advance our research towards translational development, strengthening the pathway from scientific discovery towards clinical application.This truly makes a difference!”

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