Tammy Lee

Tammy Lee is a Researcher at the School of Human Sciences, University of Western Australia, actively contributing to reproductive medicine through her expertise in embryology and assisted reproductive technologies. Her work bridges clinical practice with computational innovation, focusing on improving IVF outcomes through rigorous scientific investigation.

Her research centers on embryo development dynamics, particularly blastocyst formation and abnormal cleavage patterns, combined with cutting-edge artificial intelligence applications for embryo selection. She investigates critical relationships between embryonic morphology, live birth rates, and neonatal health outcomes, while pioneering transparent 'glass-box' AI models to replace traditional 'black-box' approaches in reproductive decision-making.

Recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward integrating machine learning with clinical embryology, analyzing large-scale retrospective cohort data to identify predictive biomarkers for successful pregnancies. Her work emphasizes explainable AI frameworks that enhance clinician trust and patient understanding in reproductive technology.

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