Sunday · June 13, 2027
Welcome Reception
- 17:00-19:00
Registration
- 19:00-21:00
Welcome Reception
All participants invited
Day 1 · Monday · June 14, 2027
Understanding Human Life: Prediction, Selection, Reading, Editing
- 08:30-09:00
Opening Ceremony
- 09:00-09:45
Visionary Keynote “Editing Life: How Genome Engineering Will Transform Human Reproduction”
- Can We Predict?Artificial Intelligence
- 09:45-11:15
Session I – AI and the Fertility Clinic of the Future
Topics: AI throughout IVF · Embryo selection · Digital twins · AI-assisted counseling · Automation
Roundtable “Will AI Become the Most Important Member of the IVF Team?”
- 11:15-11:45
Coffee Break · Exhibition
- Can We Read?Embryo Genomics
- 11:45-13:15
Session II – Embryo Genomics
Topics: PGT-A · PGT-M · PGT-SR · PGT-P · Whole-genome sequencing · Multi-omics · Mitochondrial genetics · Mitochondrial replacement therapy
Translational Keynote “Can We Correct Disease Before Birth?”
Roundtable “How Much Should We Know About an Embryo?”
- 13:15-14:15
Lunch Break · Exhibition & Poster Viewing
- Can We Edit?Gene Editing
- 14:15-16:00
Session III – Editing the Human Genome
Topics: CRISPR · Base editing · Prime editing · Embryo gene editing
Debate “Should Gene Editing Ever Replace PGT-M?”
Presentation “When Selection Is Not Enough: Should We Ever Edit an Embryo?”
- 16:00-16:30
Coffee Break · Exhibition
“Senior pioneers will debate with emerging international leaders.”
Day 2 · Tuesday · June 15, 2027
Engineering the Future of Reproduction: Creating, Replacing, Extending, Ethics
- Can We Create?Stem-Cell-Derived Gametes
- 09:00-09:45
Pioneer Lecture “Making Eggs and Sperm from Stem Cells: How Close Are We?”
- 09:45-11:00
Session IV – Creating New Gametes
Topics: Stem cells to oocytes · Stem cells to sperm · In vitro gametogenesis
Roundtable “Can We Eliminate Infertility?”
- 11:00-11:30
Coffee Break · Exhibition
- Can We Replace?Artificial Organs
- 11:30-12:45
Session V – Rebuilding Reproductive Organs
Topics: Artificial ovaries · Artificial uterus · Uterine transplantation
Roundtable “Can We Replace Human Reproduction?”
- 12:45-13:45
Lunch Break · Exhibition & Poster Viewing
- Can We Extend?Delaying Menopause
- 13:45-15:00
Session VI – Delaying Ovarian Aging
Topics: Delaying menopause · Artificial ovaries · Ovarian tissue preservation · Ovarian rejuvenation
Roundtable “Should Menopause Become Optional?”
- 15:00-15:30
Coffee Break · Exhibition
- Can We Continue After Death?Posthumous Reproduction
- 15:30-16:45
Session VII – Reproduction Beyond Death
Topics: Posthumous reproduction · Military retrieval · Cancer survivors · Legal and ethical issues
Roundtable “Who Owns Reproductive Potential After Death?”
- 16:45-17:30
Distinguished Clinical Lecture “The Evolution of IVF: From Impossible to Routine – and What Comes Next”
Fireside Conversation “What Will Surprise Us Most in the Next Twenty Years?”
- 17:30-18:00
Legacy Lecture “From Uterus Transplantation to Regenerative Reproduction”
- Should We?Ethics
- 18:00-19:00
Grand Finale – “The Future of Human Reproduction: 2050”
Panel discussion: Will IVF still exist? Will every embryo undergo genome sequencing? Will embryo editing become clinical? Will infertility disappear? Should menopause become optional? What technologies should society never permit?
- 19:00
Closing Remarks
A defining feature of the meeting: wherever possible, each major session pairs a senior pioneer in the field with an emerging next-generation leader, emphasizing continuity, mentorship, and the evolution of reproductive medicine. This intergenerational dialogue is a signature characteristic of the meeting.
