KSRM 2026 Congress: Advancing Reproductive Medicine From Science to Soul

KSRM 2026, the International Congress of the Korean Society for Reproductive Medicine, marks the society's first international congress. It is held at Seoul Dragon City in Seoul, Korea, under the theme "Advancing Reproductive Medicine: From Science to Soul." The congress brings together clinicians, embryologists, researchers, nurses, and counsellors from across Asia and beyond to examine the latest advances in reproductive medicine, innovative technologies, and cutting-edge research.

The congress is designed around exchange rather than one-way delivery. Plenary lectures by distinguished experts sit alongside parallel symposia, free communication sessions, luncheon symposia, and a running poster session and exhibition. This gives delegates room to present their own work and engage directly with peers throughout both scientific days.

The defining feature of this inaugural edition is its slate of commissioned joint symposia. Dedicated exchange sessions with ASPIRE, ASRM, and JSRM place the Korean society in direct dialogue with the leading reproductive medicine organisations of the Asia-Pacific, the United States, and Japan, building international partnerships from the outset.

The faculty spans more than 35 invited speakers from Korea, Japan, China, the United States, Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Among them are Katsuhiko Hayashi of the University of Osaka, Elizabeth S. Ginsburg of Harvard University, Carlo Alviggi of the University of Naples Federico II, Jacques Cohen of Conceivable Life Sciences, and Caroline Gargett of the Hudson Institute. With that reach, KSRM 2026 establishes itself as a new international forum for reproductive medicine in Asia.