◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Angela Leung has done extensive research in the field of infertility. She used single cell sequencing to compare fertile and infertile sperm. She found that prior hormone therapy for trans men had no effect on the number of eggs retrieved during IVF. She also examined the question of how many eggs are needed in an IVF cycle to achieve multiple live births (>15). In addition, she has studied dozens of translational research topics where the results are important to patients. Dr. Leung's expertise also includes egg freezing, with a focus on helping patients better understand the process and the...

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. William Schoolcraft is the founder and medical director of CCRM.For more than 35 years, Dr. Schoolcraft and his colleagues have helped families conceive more than 100,000 babies through fertility treatments.Dr. William Schoolcraft, under the guidance of Dr. David Meldrum, one of the pioneers in the field of IVF, created the CCRM and has authored numerous international peer-reviewed scientific articles documenting the Center's high success rates, including new methods for stimulating multiple follicle growth, comprehensive chromosome screening of blastocysts, single blastocyst transfers, new protocols for treating poor responders, and vitrification methods for oocyte and embryo cryopreservation.CCRM has pioneered major research...

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Leo Doherty's areas of expertise include improving the diagnosis and treatment of infertility, particularly in the areas of recurrent miscarriage, uterine fibroids, embryo and oocyte cryopreservation, uterine anomalies, and minimally invasive endoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery. Dr. Doherty has pursued his interest in clinical and basic research and has published several articles in peer-reviewed journals, including Fertility and Sterility, the FASEB Journal, and the American Journal of Physiology Endocrinology Metabolism. He has authored chapters in various textbooks, including Gynecologic Laparoscopic Surgery and Hysteroscopy and Assisted Reproduction Case Studies. As a national guest speaker, Dr. Doherty travels throughout the United States...

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Thomas A. Molinaro's areas of expertise include assisted reproductive technology and the treatment of ectopic pregnancy. He says the cutting-edge, high-tech resources offered at RMA not only guide patients toward their goal of parenthood, but also make the clinic second to none in terms of true academic medicine. "Clinical care, research and education combine to form the foundation of academic medicine, and all three are here," he said. "We are setting the standard for clinical care, have an unrivaled commitment to research, and we are training the next generation of reproductive endocrinologists."

◆Abilities and Interests: Malinda Lee's specialties include fertility preservation, egg donation, and preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A). Her interest in reproductive endocrinology stems from the fusion of art and science in the field, combining a unique level of technological advancement in medicine with a meaningful and enduring doctor-patient relationship.

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Mary Hinckley's greatest joy is helping her patients realize their dreams of creating a family, and she enjoys participating in clinical and laboratory research in areas of interest including laparoscopic surgery, premature ovarian failure, oocyte (egg) freezing, and recurrent miscarriages, and has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals on blastocyst transfers, avoidance of triplet pregnancies, identical twins, hysteroscopy, uterine abnormalities correction, and biochemical pathways involved in ovulation and fertilization.

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Emily Osman's research and clinical interests include embryo vitrification, fertility preservation, and egg freezing. Dr. Osman is the lead physician at RMA New Jersey in Princeton, NJ and has led several preclinical and clinical research trials and published extensively on translational applications of reproductive medicine and optimization of laboratory outcomes in embryology. Having worked hard to start his own family, Dr. Osman understands the importance of a close doctor-patient relationship when undergoing fertility treatment. "It is a privilege for me to be able to provide personalized care to those striving to achieve their dream family," she said. "I am...

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Kathleen Hong serves as the Associate Laboratory Director of the RMANJ Embryology Laboratory HCLD/TC (ABB), Reproductive Physician in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, and has worked at the prestigious New York-Presbyterian Hospital - Weill Cornell Medical Center. Dr. Hong's research interests include in vitro fertilization laboratory embryo culture, preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), endometrial synchronization, and inherited genetic disorders. Dr. Hong and her team are not only aware of the latest in fertility technology, but are always working to develop new and revolutionary approaches to reproductive health care. Her methods can help patients who have previously had...

◆Abilities and Interests: Dr. Robert L. Gustofson joined the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine medical staff in 2006. During his training, he received several fellowships for academic and clinical achievements; awards for medical student and resident education; and recognition for excellence in clinical research. He is actively involved in clinical research to advance the field of reproductive endocrinology and infertility.Dr. Gustofson has published several peer-reviewed journal articles on novel ovarian stimulation protocols and endometriosis. In addition, he has presented at national conferences on a variety of topics, including ovarian hyperstimulation syndromes and clinical predictors of success in assisted reproductive technology.

◆Abilities and Interests: Endometriosis, embryo implantation, decreased ovarian reserve function, ovarian failure, and male infertility. Dr. Tran is an award-winning physician-scientist with numerous grants, publications, and groundbreaking discoveries, and his research reflects his clinical interest in premature ovarian failure, endometriosis, and azoospermia. He was the first to generate primary germ cells from patients with premature germ cell failure to study possible treatments. He also received a patent for a "first-of-its-kind" procedure using sperm stem cells for the treatment of male infertility, which won the Society for Male Reproduction and Urology's Scholar Award and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's (ASRM) 2015 Scientific Prize...