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Image of the Month
Send us the image you're proud of — or the one that taught you something. Each month a certified clinical embryologist picks the most instructive; it's featured here with your name, and you get a contributor certificate. Every accepted image, winner or not, joins the atlas with credit.
Submit
Takes two minutes. Crop out any burned-in text before uploading.
What we look for
- Sharp, well-exposed, representative of the stage.
- Instructive — a textbook example, or a rarity worth learning from.
- Honestly graded. Say what you'd call it; the community and the reviewer will too.
This month
The first pick will be announced here at the end of the month. Be the first to submit.
Contribution terms (plain language)
- You own the image or are authorised by your lab to share it.
- It contains no patient name, ID, date of birth or any identifying text. Featured images are re-encoded, which removes camera metadata; originals are kept privately. We reject frames with burned-in identifiers.
- The image is free for Embryologics to use in education: you grant Medical Interventions a free, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to publish, display and adapt it for teaching — on the site, in the atlas, in the academic track and in courses we run — always credited to you. You keep ownership and may use it anywhere else; we will never sell it or licence it on as stock. Full licence
- Credit is to you, the individual. We never name clinics.
- You may ask us to remove an image at any time by emailing contact@embryologics.com.