Embryologists are scientists who study the development of embryos, which are the early stages of life in animals and humans. They focus on how cells divide and differentiate to form various tissues and organs. Their work is essential for understanding reproductive health, developmental biology, and genetic disorders. These specialists often work in laboratories, conducting experiments and analyzing data. They may also be involved in assisted reproductive technologies, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), helping couples conceive. By studying embryos, embryologists contribute to advancements in medicine and improve our understanding of human development.