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About
Mina Alikani is a pioneering figure in reproductive biology and assisted reproductive technology (ART), with a career focused on bridging cutting-edge engineering with clinical embryology. Her research centers on the integration of artificial intelligence and robotics into the IVF laboratory, aiming to enhance standardization, precision, and accessibility of fertility treatments. Alikani’s major contributions include leading the development of a fully automated semen preparation robot and an AI-driven robotic system for oocyte retrieval and denudation, as well as a novel intelligent micromanipulation system that enables remote intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedures. These innovations address critical bottlenecks in ART, reducing human error and variability while expanding the reach of specialized care. Her work has garnered attention, with her most-cited paper, “Artificial intelligence in assisted reproductive technology: separating the dream from reality” (2025, 15 citations), offering a balanced perspective on AI’s promises and pitfalls. Alikani’s efforts to shape the future of the IVF laboratory through standardization and automation have positioned her as a leader in reproductive technology, influencing both clinical practice and research directions. Her achievements underscore a commitment to transforming fertility care through technological innovation.
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