OriginElle International Symposiumon Reproductive Medicine
3–5 July 2026 · Royal Society of Medicine, London
Hosted by OriginElle Fertility Clinic & Women’s Health Centre in partnership with an international scientific committee. Three days of structured scientific sessions, small enough to allow real discussion.
OISRM 2026 is an independent fertility conference scheduled in London in July, during the weekend before ESHRE. It is not organized by, sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with ESHRE. Official ESHRE 2026 information.
Lecture
When Should We Stop IVF?
Mr. Hossam Abdalla
Founder and former Director, Lister Fertility Clinic, London, UK
Lecture
Were Waves an Illusion? The Stochastic Nature of Follicle Recruitment
Prof. Mustafa Baris Ata
Koç University School of Medicine, Istanbul, Turkey
Lecture
IUI in 2026: Evidence, Outcomes, and Its Place
Dr. Gulam Bahadur
Reproductive Medicine Unit & Research & Development Unit, North Middlesex University Hospital / Royal Free Hospitals Trust, London, UK
Lecture
Classifying Disorders of Ovulation
Prof. Adam H. Balen
Leeds Centre for Reproductive Medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Leeds, UK
Lecture
Advancing PCOS Subtyping through Global Collaboration: Insights and Innovations
Prof. Zi-Jiang Chen
Center for Reproductive Medicine, Shandong University, Jinan, China
- VenueRoyal Society of Medicine1 Wimpole Street, central London
- HostOriginElle Fertility Clinic& Women's Health Centre
- Faculty21 international speakersFrom UK, EU, North America & Asia
- Scientific committeeIndependent panelREI, embryology, surgery, genetics, ethics
- AbstractsOpen for submissionSubmission portal via Stova
- Faculty fromInstitutionsMcGill · Imperial College London · University College London · Cambridge · Leeds · Peking University · Shandong University · USC Keck · Koç University · Al-Azhar University and others
Overview
About this meeting →OISRM 2026 is a focused international meeting for clinicians, embryologists, researchers, and academic leaders working across reproductive endocrinology, infertility, and assisted reproductive technologies. Rather than functioning as a broad, high-volume congress, it is intentionally curated to create a sharper kind of exchange: expert-led, clinically relevant, historically grounded, and future-facing. Over three carefully structured days in London, the symposium brings together confirmed international faculty, a coherent scientific program, and a venue that matches the tone of the meeting.
Registration
Venue: Royal Society of Medicine
Visit RSM website
OISRM 2026 will be held at the Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London W1G 0AE, in the heart of central London. The venue is an ideal fit for the meeting’s tone and purpose: academically credible, accessible, and equipped for modern conference delivery. Scientific sessions are planned around the Guy Whittle Auditorium, with reception and catering functions supported by the Atrium and Cavendish spaces. For website copy, the venue should be presented as both practical and symbolic. It places the symposium in a well-known medical setting while offering the infrastructure expected of an international meeting, including lecture-theatre capability, hybrid delivery, reception space, and easy access for London-based and international attendees.
FAQs
OISRM 2026 is the inaugural OriginElle International Symposium on Reproductive Medicine—a focused international meeting on reproductive endocrinology, infertility, and assisted reproductive technologies.
Friday 3 July to Sunday 5 July 2026. The programme begins with an evening reception on Friday, followed by a full scientific day on Saturday, and closes with a half-day session on Sunday.
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London W1G 0AE.
No. OISRM 2026 is an independent symposium scheduled in London during the pre-ESHRE weekend. It is not organized by, sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with ESHRE.
The symposium welcomes fertility specialists, reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, gynecologists, researchers, fellows, trainees, nurses, medical students, and allied professionals working in reproductive medicine.
Yes. A dedicated online-stream registration category is available. You can find it listed alongside the in-person passes in the Registration section.
Yes. Abstract submissions are open and are handled through the OISRM 2026 abstract portal. Authors can submit original work in reproductive medicine, IVF, PCOS, embryology, genetics, imaging, surgery, law, ethics, and related areas of fertility care.
For general enquiries, website issues, faculty updates, sponsorship questions, or registration support, please contact us at info@oisrm.com.