The MEFS 2026 Annual Scientific Congress takes place November 21–23, 2026, at The Ritz-Carlton Jeddah, marking the Middle East Fertility Society's first meeting in Saudi Arabia. Leading global experts gather to share the latest research in fertility, embryology, andrology, and ART, with CME-accredited sessions, an industry exhibition, and regional networking.
The ASRM 2026 Annual Meeting is a leading global congress advancing reproductive medicine through innovation, collaboration, and discovery. Bringing together clinicians, researchers, and experts, the event offers an interactive platform to explore emerging technologies, clinical advancements, and evolving practices shaping the future of reproductive healthcare worldwide.
The Activated Egg Symposium 2026 takes place November 6 at MIT Endicott House in Dedham, Massachusetts, and online. Themed Unique Human Egg Activation Pathways, this one-day scientific event unites researchers, industry, and infertility clinicians, featuring a keynote by Evelyn Telfer, three poster sessions, and in-person attendance limited to 100 participants.
The Infertility Fall School 2026 runs October 26–30 in Nantes, France, as an immersive one-week program for young European researchers. Organized by France 2030's Women's and Couples' Health research program, it covers gametogenesis, embryo development, implantation, fertility preservation, and ethics. Selected participants attend for free, with travel and accommodation covered.
WCE 2027, the 17th World Congress on Endometriosis, takes place 2–5 June 2027 at the Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference Center in Türkiye. Hosted by the World Endometriosis Society, it spans clinical and surgical expertise, basic science, social science, and patient engagement, with pre-congress workshops and international keynote speakers.
ASPIRE 2027, the 16th Congress of the Asia Pacific Initiative on Reproduction, takes place 6–9 May 2027 at PACIFICO Yokohama, Japan. Themed Zen and Innovation, it covers AI, male infertility, IVF laboratory advances, psychosocial care, and stem cells, with eight keynote speakers and Louise Brown appearing.