M. Molè Lab

M. Molè Lab

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Updates from the Stanford University- Matteo Molè Lab - We focus on investigating the complex process of human embryo implantation in vitro with the mission to improve IVF success. https://med.stanford.edu/matteo-mole.html

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We are incredibly grateful to the Shurl & Kay Curci Foundation for supporting our research on implantation. In an often underfunded field, this kind of partnership is what makes progress possible. Proud to be doing this work at @Stanford.med #ScienceSky #WomensHealth #Reproduction #StemCells

Our team has successfully achieved human embryo implantation in the lab using a 3D endometrial scaffold. The Goal: Implantation is of the biggest hurdle in pregnancy. By understanding this process in the lab, we can develop new therapeutics to improve clinical outcomes and IVF success rates.

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⏰ Last chance to save $250! Register by Dec 18 (11:59pm MST) for the Keystone Symposium on Stem Cell Models in Embryology. Join cutting-edge discussions on SCBEMs and their translational potential. hubs.la/Q03YlPvV0 #KSEmbryology26 #embryology @jun-wu-lab.bsky.social @ebisuyamiki.bsky.social

hubs.laStem Cell Models in Embryology | Keystone SymposiaJoin us at the Keystone Symposia on Stem Cell Models in Embryology, February 2026, in Pacific Grove, with field leaders!

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Curious. Over the last 100 years #longevity has pretty much doubled w little research input, while #fertlity decrases dramatically and yet, all the hype and the funding goes into treating aging as a disease and there is little research and funding for #ReproBio. Data @Gapminder

Thrilled to announce our new review in @ASRM_FandS on a critical bottleneck in fertility: human embryo implantation. For decades, this "black box" has limited our understanding of implantation failure and early pregnancy loss.

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Thrilled to announce our new review in @ASRM_FandS on a critical bottleneck in fertility: human embryo implantation. For decades, this "black box" has limited our understanding of implantation failure and early pregnancy loss.

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Thrilled to announce our new review in @ASRM_FandS on a critical bottleneck in fertility: human embryo implantation. For decades, this "black box" has limited our understanding of implantation failure and early pregnancy loss.

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"'This is an amazing body of work. This is a big deal,' says Amy Sparks, director of in vitro fertilization and reproductive testing laboratories at the University of Iowa and a vice president at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine." www.npr.org/sections/sho...

npr.orgEmbryos small but mighty, first live videos showScientists have recorded a human embryo implanting in a womb in real time. The implications of how it happens could lead to more and better treatments for infertility.

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Happy World IVF Day to our incredible members and the wider infertility community! 🧡 Thank you for all you do to help patients build the families of their dreams. We're proud to support you by pushing for expanded access and providing opportunities for education and connection.

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At this morning’s 134th Commencement ceremony, Stanford celebrated its largest graduating class in school history, awarding 2,140 bachelor’s degrees, 2,655 master’s degrees, and 1,010 doctoral degrees. Congratulations, #Stanford2025! 🌲❤️

news.stanford.eduStanford celebrates its largest graduating class ever at Commencement 2025More than 21,000 attendees filled Stanford Stadium for a celebration featuring Wacky Walk, student performances, academic and service awards, and an address by Olympic champion Katie Ledecky.

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I'm helping organize the 2026 Signaling by Adhesion Receptors GRC and would love your speaker suggestions! We're especially looking for assistant professors or new community members who would enrich the meeting. Send your suggestions via PRIVATE message or email. Thanks!

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