Albert Obradors is a biologist who has developed his professional career in assisted reproduction. His father's knowledge in gynaecology has been a driving force for Albert to delve into Biology and Genetics disciplines and adapt this accumulated expertise to fertility and treatments for couples and people who want to have children. He worked 7 years at Eugin, where he directed the group's laboratories worldwide. With the support of his previous team of biologists, he has helped over 10,000 families have children. He has published about 20 scientific articles and made numerous presentations at European, American, African and national congresses. His knowledge has allowed him to be an auditor for other assisted reproduction clinics in Europe, America and Africa to help them improve their pregnancy success results. He holds a doctorate from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Yale University with research on Preimplantational Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). He has vitrified and devitrificated approximately 75,000 eggs in 4 years.