Register now for Fusion 2022

17 January 2022

FUSION 2022, Virtual Conference, is the first joint ESHRE, IFS and ISAR International Conference on Reproductive Medicine and ART. The conference, taking place from 4 to 6 February, will include precongress workshops, plenary sessions, focused scientific talks and panel discussions, with a large number of international experts, scientific leaders and pioneers in ART.
ESHRE members are entitled to a free registration, the deadline to submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations is 20 January 2022.

ESHRE Research Grant 2022 - submit your expression of interest now

10 January 2022

ESHRE Grants are back and open for submissions, don’t miss this opportunity to get support in realising your research. Theme for GRANT 2022-1 is: 'The development and evaluation of e-health support and educational programs, theme for GRANT 2022-2: 'Long term clinical consequences of infertility and fertility treatment '.
Expressions of interest in competing for these two research grants should be with ESHRE before 1 April 2022 at 17:00 CET.

Register now for ESHRE's first hybrid Annual Meeting

03 January 2022

Registration for ESHRE 2022 is now open. This 38th annual meeting will be staged as a hybrid event, planned primarily as a traditional in-person meeting but now with the support of streamed broadcast presentations from the scheduled live scientific sessions. Registration will therefore include face-to-face attendance at the event plus a virtual connection to live-stream broadcasts in real time. On-demand access to all presentations will be available to all registrants

ESHRE supports the International Fertility Education Initiative

21 December 2021

ESHRE are pleased to announce that the International Fertility Education Initiative (IFEI) has joined with ESHRE, under the Global and Socio-cultural aspects of infertility, Special Interest Group. The IFEI’s mission is to increase fertility awareness in order to improve reproductive health and facilitate decision-making in family planning among adolescents, people of reproductive age, primary healthcare, education professionals, and policymakers through development, evaluation and dissemination of educational resources.