Sharon H. Anderson received her MS in Animal Science and PhD in Physiology from Penn State University, where she specialized in reproductive physiology. She has been an IVF lab director for over 25 years. Dr. Anderson is also on the CAP Reproductive Medicine Committee, SART Registry Committee, World Health Organization RP2 Committee, and the ABB board. She was an adjunct associate professor at Drexel University College of Medicine and enjoys teaching andrology, embryology, and reproductive physiology.

In my current role, I serve Aspire Fertility San Antonio, Pacific Fertility Center, and Main Line Fertility as their Inception Fertility laboratory director. As the CRB Director Member, I lead the Membership & Credentialing committee and serve on the education committee to advance the engagement of our members in their pursuit of continuing education and certification. I am also passionate about furthering public awareness of our incredible profession.

Melanie Clemmer is the IVF Laboratory Director at the West Virginia University Center for Reproductive Medicine in Morgantown, WV. She is serving as the current president of CRB. She believes that education is a critical part of ensuring that our laboratories are successful for the long-term. Education is necessary to encourage innovation, collegial discussions and continuous improvement in the field.

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Salu holds a position as a Senior Embryologist at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). His academic pursuits began at the University of California, Davis, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology. During this period, he worked closely with Professor Berger on multiple Sertoli cell research initiatives.

Eager to further his education, Salu acquired a Master's degree in Clinical Embryology from the esteemed University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. His fervor for the subject brought him to the UCSF IVF lab, where he skillfully navigates information systems and regulations in the realm of Embryology. His areas of expertise encompass artificial intelligence, and microfluidic technology, as well as holding leadership roles in the Northern California Association of Reproductive Biologists (NCARB), College of Reproductive Biology (CRB), and the Society of Reproductive Biologists Technologists (SRBT).

In recognition of his commitment and proficiency, Salu co-authored a chapter in the acclaimed textbook Reproductive Biology (Yen & Jaffe's Reproductive Endocrinology, 8th Edition) with his fellow IVF Laboratory team members. This significant contribution now functions as a vital educational tool for learners at the UCSF School of Medicine.

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