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London is Calling! Register here for ESHRE 2026!

Activities

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Preimplantation genetic testing for mitochondrial disorders (PGT-MT)

This webinar will delve into the use of PGT as reproductive options for women carrying pathogenic mtDNA mutations, aiming to reduce disease transmission while enabling the birth of genetically related children.

eCampus on-demand

registration open until 04 March 2026

Mitochondrial replacement therapies (MRT)

This webinar series explores advancements in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) disorder research, focusing on strategies to prevent mtDNA mutation transmission. Topics include PGT and MRT, covering scientific principles, clinical applications, and safety.

eCampus on demand

registration open until 18 March 2026

Reproductive medicine unfiltered: addressing today’s biggest challenges


An exclusive webinar series bringing together all ESHRE Special Interest Groups to explore the latest challenges, innovations, and ethical considerations.

Webinar series

registration open until 25 May 2026

Polygenic embryo screening: what are the attitudes of fertility patients, healthcare professionals, and the general public?

This webinar brings together experts from four countries to present research on stakeholder attitudes. It will include a brief background, five short presentations on key groups, and a moderated panel discussion to explore findings and implications.

eCampus

registration open until 10 August 2026

Carrier screening and infertility testing through the lens of GenEthics

This course provides an in-depth overview of genetic testing in reproductive healthcare, focusing on clinical applications and ethical considerations especially around expanded carrier screening.

Ghent, Belgium

19-21 February 2026

Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss

Pregnancy loss, especially recurrent, can have a lasting psychological impact and this workshop will explore the causes including genetic and male factor, how to manage patients such as the role of the microbiome and proteomic biomarkers, and discuss what clinicians should not prescribe.

Budapest, Hungary

12-14 November 2026