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Daniel Seidman

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Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer at Aivf

Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv District, Israel

FoundedAivf

About

Daniel Seidman is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of AIVF, a company that developed an AI-based platform for IVF, and Co-Director of the IVF Unit at Assuta Medical Center in Tel-Aviv. He serves as an Associate Professor and Director of the Annual Course on Human Reproduction at the School for Advanced Degrees of the Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University. He is also a member of the Supreme Committee for Clinical Trials in Humans at the Israeli Ministry of Health.

Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer at Aivf

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Co-founders at Aivf

DGDaniella Gilboa
Daniella GilboaCo-founder & CEO

Experience

  1. Assuta Medical CentersCo Directorcurrent2010 β€” presentTel Aviv District, Israel
  2. AIVFChief Medical Officercurrent2019 β€” present

Skills & more

Infertility2Reproductive Medicine2In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)2Angel InvestingEvidence-based MedicinePublic Speaking

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Daniel Seidman?
Daniel Seidman is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of AIVF, a company that developed an AI-based platform for IVF, and Co-Director of the IVF Unit at Assuta Medical Center in Tel-Aviv. He serves as an Associate Professor and Director of the Annual Course on Human Reproduction at the School for Advanced Degrees of the Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University. He is also a member of the Supreme Committee for Clinical Trials in Humans at the Israeli Ministry of Health.
Where does Daniel Seidman work?
Daniel Seidman is Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer of Aivf.
What companies did Daniel Seidman found?
Daniel Seidman founded Aivf.
Where did Daniel Seidman go to school?
Daniel Seidman studied at Hebrew university of Jerusalem Medical Schoo (Doctor of Medicine - MD, Medicine); Tel Aviv University (MMSc, Medicine).

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