At the Carlos Simon Foundation, we are preparing the next edition of The VALENCIA Meeting on Reproductive Medicine, which will take place on November 11-12, 2027, at CaixaForum Valencia, Spain.
Under the theme From Biology to Robotics through AI, we will bring together researchers, clinicians, and professionals from different fields to discuss current challenges and emerging approaches in reproductive medicine. The preliminary scientific program is now available.
A new name, continuing the journey of RM2030
After two editions of RM2030 in Paris (2023) and Valencia (2025), we are continuing our biennial meeting under a new name: The VALENCIA Meeting on Reproductive Medicine.
With this new identity, we want to maintain a space for scientific exchange where different perspectives can come together, from fundamental research and clinical practice to technology, entrepreneurship, and the wider impact of reproductive science.
Our aim is to encourage discussions that connect what we learn in the laboratory with the questions we face in clinical practice and the possibilities offered by new technologies.
From the uterus to the embryo: our preliminary scientific program
We have structured the 2027 program around two complementary perspectives on human reproduction.
On Thursday, November 11, we will focus on the uterus and its role in reproduction. We will explore decidual disorders, endometrial biology and the microbiome, experimental models of the endometrium, and uterine fibroids.
On Friday, November 12, we will turn our attention to the ovary, gametes, and embryo. Sessions will address in vitro gametogenesis, ovarian stimulation, embryo development and assessment, and the growing role of artificial intelligence and robotics in reproductive medicine.
We will also dedicate part of the meeting to translating scientific research into practical applications, including the challenges of entrepreneurship, investment, and innovation in reproductive health.
More opportunities for scientific exchange
Beyond the main scientific sessions, we are preparing different formats to encourage participation and discussion.
The program will include a Young Investigators Forum, a Meet the Editors session, a Journalist’s Perspective, and the CSF Start-up Challenge.
Through these activities, we want to create opportunities for researchers at different career stages to exchange ideas and discuss scientific publishing, communication, and the development of new solutions in reproductive medicine.
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We look forward to welcoming participants to CaixaForum Valencia on November 11-12, 2027.
The preliminary scientific program is already available on the official meeting website. We will share further information about confirmed speakers, registration, and participation as details are finalized.
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