Name

Country

Position

Institution

E-mail

Interest/Bring to IFEI

Ludmila Jurkowski

Argentina

Psychologist

Universidad Argentina
de la Empresa

ludjurkowski@gmail.com

Individual and couples’ psychotherapy related
to assisted reproduction technologies

Mariela Fernanda Rossi

Argentina

Psychologist

Pregna Medicina Reproductiva.
Fertilis Medicina Reproductiva

rmariela78@gmail.com

During 2016-2018 I was the coordinator of the
Psychology and Counselling Group of the Argentine
Society for Reproductive Medicine ( Samer).For over
10 years I have been working with people, couples,
and families who have been undertaking assisted
reproductive treatments. I also coordinated many
short courses on Psychology and Fertility and was a
lecturerat the Universidad of San Martin.For the last
5 years, I have been supervising the areas of women´s
mentalhealth,infertility emotionalburden, gamete donation,
surrogacy, and lately relationship counselling. I have a
Master´s degree in Family studies.

Margaret Mutumba

Canada

Doctoral Researcher

University of Waterloo,
Waterloo, Canada

mjmutumb@uwaterloo.ca

Infertility awareness/education, advocacy for low-cost
IVF options in resource constraint countries, holistic
and culturally appropriate infertility care, ART Legislation
and regulation in Africa, and Surrogacy

Munevver Serdarogullari

Cyprus

Senior Clinical
Embryologist

Dogus IVF Hospital –
Nicosia Cyprus

munevver.coban@gmail.com

Male infertility, time-lapse technologies
and cryopreservation

Christiana Antoniadou Stylianou

Dubai

The Dubai Health Authority -
The Dubai Fertility Center

antoniadou811@gmail.com

Educate and raise fertility awareness - especially
within my region (Middle East).

Vijaygopal Rengarajan

India

Reprosci Biosciences Private
Limited, India

vijay@reprosci.health

Biotech/Regenerative Medicine, Medical Education
& Training, Medical Technology & related areas

Zoya Enakshi Ali

India

Reproductive geneticist

Hertility Health, India

zoyaenakshiali.3@gmail.com

Fertility education, PCOS, sexual health, contraception
and mental health impacts of reproductive health
conditions and fertility treatments

Francesco Andrea Causio

Italy

Medical officer

Università Cattolica del
Sacro Cuore, Italy

francescoandreacausio@gmail.com

Personalized medicine, digital health, and medical leadership.

Anabel Salazar

Malaga

Gynaecologist

Fertility clinic, Malaga

anabel.salazar@ivirma.com

DigitalHealth

Margarida Fardilha

Portugal

Assistant Professor

University of Aveiro,
Portugal

mfardilha@ua.pt

Role of Phosphoprotein Phosphatase 1 (PP1) in
male-related disorders, particularly, male infertility

Emmalee Ford

UK

Postdoctoral Research
Fellow

University of Newcastle

emmalee.ford@newcastle.edu.au

Utilising my skills in community and media engagement
to build and sustain the momentum for this work globally

Jacqueline Maybin

UK

Senior Clinical Research
Fellow

MRC Centre for Reproductive
Health, University of Edinburgh

jackie.maybin@ed.ac.uk

Develop better preventative and therapeutic strategies
for abnormal uterine bleeding, a common and
debilitating symptom

Jessie Sutherland

UK

Senior Lecturer and
NHMRC Research Fellow

University of Newcastle

jessie.sutherland@newcastle.edu.au

Ovarian and testis biology, reproductive toxicology,
sexual health, infertility, reproductive cancer, and
developmental biology

Fisiwe Muvirimi

UK

Physiotherapist

fisiweguga@gmail.com

Provide practical support to individuals navigating
fertility challenges

Nadia De Rosa

UK

Embryologist

CARE Fertility, England

nadiagderosa@gmail.com

Personable approach mixed with a strong understand
of the subject

Nikita Tank

UK

Medical student

Cardiff University

tankn@cardiff.ac.uk

Reproductive medicine and have explored research
and clinical medicine in this field

Jessica Bell van der Wal

USA

CEO

Frame Fertility, USA

jessica@framefertility.com

Understand their options and risks early to avoid
a downstream crisis

Liz Cary

USA

Head of Clinical Operations

Frame Fertility, USA

liz@framefertility.com

Understand their options and risks early to avoid
a downstream crisis