Discover the latest addition to National Museums Scotland's collection – the prized fleece of Dolly the Sheep, world-renowned for being the first mammal cloned from an adult cell. Donated generously by Dr. William A. Ritchie, part of the Roslin Institute team, along with bespoke laboratory equipment, these artifacts enrich the narrative of a groundbreaking scientific achievement. Explore the integration of Dolly's fleece and the tools that made history, reuniting with her in Scotland’s National Collections. Dive into the story of Dolly, her iconic contributions to science, and the ongoing research opportunities her fleece now presents for future generations.

The field of reproductive medicine is witnessing rapid advancements, and the 4th International Congress of the Academy of Clinical Embryologists (ACE) in India served as a testament to the strides being made in assisted reproductive technologies (ART).

In the dynamic landscape of biomedicine, breakthroughs in tissue preservation and bio-banking have revolutionized research and medical practices. The International Conference on Tissue Preservation & Bio-Banking in 2015 stood as a pivotal event, bringing together luminaries in the field, including Dr. William Ritchie, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) from Monash Biotech, who played a crucial role as a member of the Organizing Committee.