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London is Calling! Register here for ESHRE 2026!

Deadline approaching: ESHRE Clinical Embryologists Certification 2026

16 March 2026

Important: you can only create and submit your application via the ENMCP platform if you already hold a valid Nuffic validation.

We would like to remind you that the application deadline for ESHRE's 2026 Clinical Embryology Exam is approaching. Want to join the club of ESHRE certified embryologists, then don’t hesitate and apply now.

Application deadline approaching: ESHRE Nurses and Midwives Certification 2026

16 March 2026

Important: you can only create and submit your application via the ENMCP platform if you already hold a valid Nuffic validation.

We would like to remind you that the application deadline for ESHRE's 2026 Nurses & Midwives Exam is approaching. This prestigious certification is designed to recognise and validate your expertise in reproductive health nursing and midwifery, enhancing your professional credibility and career opportunities.

For mental health and quality of life in involuntary childlessness

19 February 2026

Position statement Coalition for Fertility
The Coalition for Fertility, an alliance of 12 societies including ESHRE, calls for stronger recognition of the mental health impact of involuntary childlessness and for comprehensive psychosocial support for all those affected.

Celebrating 40 Years of Human Reproduction!

03 February 2026

2026 is a special year for Human Reproduction - our 40th anniversary, with the first issue published 1 January 1986.
To celebrate this special milestone, we will feature a number of events, including a return to a landmark article from each of the decades, accompanied by invited commentaries from one of the original authors. The first of these is written by Henry Leese and David Gardner who provide a fascinating insight into their original work (Hardy et al., 1989), published in 1989, (Leese and Gardner, 2026), including remarkable insights into the role played by individual characters.