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Amin Sayyari

Amin Sayyari

Associate Professor

  • Stationary Clinics Section

I am working as an associate professor in animal reproduction. My main research interest includes fertility and how environmental factors can affect reproductive health and performance from a comparative perspective. In short, I use state-of-the-art methods for gamete collection, evaluation and cryopreservation for many of my studies. These methodologies allow us to study gamete function in different research disciplines. Our andrology lab combines a wide range of advanced morphological, molecular, cellular, and genomics tools to evaluate fertility and gamete cryobiology.

Disciplines:

  • Veterinary medicine 
  • Reproduction
  • Toxicology
  • Andrology

Skills & expertise: 

  • Experimental design 
  • Animal model 
  • Gamete collection, evaluation, and cryopreservation
  • Artificial insemination
  • IVM and IVF systems
  • Ultrasound in reproductive medicine
  • Animal behaviour 
  • Swine health and welfare
  • Areas of Work
    • Research and teaching
    • Veterinary Reproduction
    • Toxicology
    • Biotechnology
  • Publications
  • Teaching

    Education (NMBU):

    • Clinical reproduction in rimunruminantspigs (VET 334, 336, VET 316)
    • Course leader in artificial insemination of production animals 
    • Lecture on "reproduction in pigs (VET 328, VET 336 and VET 355)
    • Lecture on the pig's basic needs and environment (VET 350)

    Workshop lectures and contributions: 

    •  "Small fish, big insights: Uncovering the impact of anthropogenic chemicals on male fertility," OsloMet- spermatology workshop, 4- September 2023
    •  "Sperm quality in aquaculture," NOVA course: Sperm Quality Evaluation, 27 October 2022
    •  "Early-life exposure to mycotoxins in pigs: how can it be problematic? » Workshop for Veterinary Course Swine (FDS2020) Module 8, 2022
    •  "Early-life exposure to mycotoxins in pigs: how can it be problematic? » 3rd ECAR / ECPHM Intensive course on Pig Reproduction and Herd Health, Helsinki University, March. 2021
    •  "Mycotoxins - Analytical techniques, Prevention of contamination & Detoxification of feed," 3rd ECAR / ECPHM Intensive course on Pig Reproduction and Herd Health, Helsinki University, March. 2021
    • "Deoxynivalenol in pigs", Animalia, health service for pigs, June. 2019
    • "Challenges for modern pig nutrition," Trial lecture, NMBU, March. 2019
    • “Mycotoxins; results from MykoPig and DONNER," Mycotoxin seminar, Felleskjøpet, Nov. 2016
    • "Safe feed improves animal health and animal welfare." Forsker Grand Prix at Sentrum Scene, Sep. 2016
    • "Safe feed improves animal health and animal welfare." Doctorate ceremony at NMBU, Sep. 2016
    • "Mycotoxins and their significance for pig health and production," Animalia, health service for pigs, Sep. 2016
  • Research and projects