With the science established across the first four projects, EVA is measured against the world it aims to change: the sperm-selection methods clinics rely on today, in real commercial conditions.
The aim is comparative evidence: how EVA's self-selected sperm subpopulation performs beside conventional techniques on the outcomes embryologists actually care about, and how it fits the day-to-day reality of a working laboratory.
EVA is benchmarked directly against the conventional techniques a clinic already uses, not evaluated in isolation.
Run in a working lab's actual day-to-day, not a controlled research setting, so the evidence reflects real adoption conditions.
Building on the first Rennes-Saint-Malo Experimentation, RSM II closes the loop from biological proof to competitive, market-facing validation. This is the evidence that turns clinical interest into clinical adoption, the case a fertility centre needs before it changes how it selects sperm.
Results will feed directly into the evidence base clinics and partners use to evaluate EVA for routine adoption.