Society for Endocrinology

16/10/2026

Fertility preservation in children is a rapidly evolving field with new clinical options for patients beginning to emerge. Rod Mitchell, Professor of Developmental Endocrinology, University of Edinburgh, will be joining us at the Reproductive Endocrinology Meeting on 2 December to share details of his research into transplanting testicular tissue to restore fertility after chemotherapy treatment in childhood.

Tickets available: https://bit.ly/ReproEndo26

Disclaimer: Pharmaceutical companies' sponsorship covers the exhibition space at SfE events, with no influence over the agenda or arrangements. This excludes sponsored symposia sessions, where the programme is developed and speakers identified by the sponsor. https://bit.ly/4y217Cg

13/10/2026

October marks Pituitary Awareness Month 🧡

This year, The Pituitary Foundation (UK) are shining a light on the symptoms pituitary conditions present with their 'Symptoms in the Spotlight' campaign.

Throughout October, we're helping to spotlight different symptoms from fatigue, low energy and brain fog to the chronic pain, headaches and the emotional impacts of pituitary conditions.

Visit The Pituitary Foundation website to learn more about this year's campaign, how you can get involved and upcoming online events 👉 https://www.pituitary.org.uk/campaign/symptoms-in-the-spotlight/

09/10/2026

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If you want us to understand the challenges you face and act on the issues that matter most to you as a member, complete our survey today.

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08/10/2026

We're proud to support Mct8-AHDS Foundation in raising awareness about MCT8 Deficiency on MCT8-AHDS World Day. 📅

This year's theme, , challenges us to see beyond the diagnosis and when you meet someone whose life or communication may look different from your own, take the time to see more.

Watch the video below and open a conversation about MCT8 Deficiency.

08/10/2026

Last chance to get your tickets for the Reproductive Endocrinology Meeting at a reduced rate!

Ticket prices will be increasing after Friday 9th October.

Join us to hear from experts about the latest developments in the field: https://bit.ly/ReproEndo26

Disclaimer: Pharmaceutical companies' sponsorship covers the exhibition space at SfE events, with no influence over the agenda or arrangements. This excludes sponsored symposia sessions, where the programme is developed and speakers identified by the sponsor. https://bit.ly/4y217Cg

07/10/2026

The autumn issue of The is live! 🗞️

In this edition, we explore the use of animals in endocrine research. This important and sometimes challenging topic sees us highlight the progress being made towards alternative research methods and the difficulties that we still face.

Read the new issue today 👉 https://bit.ly/TheEndocrinologistAutumn26

07/10/2026

We are delighted to announce the launch of the 2026 Student Media Award! 🎥🏆

If you’re an undergraduate studying an endocrinology-related course or a postgraduate in an endocrine field, this is your chance to shine!

This year's challenge is to create a video under 90 seconds exploring the theme of Misinformation in Endocrinology: What We Know, What We Don't and Why It Matters.

For full details and how to apply, visit 👉 https://bit.ly/SfEStudentMedia

Deadline: 17 January 2027

06/10/2026

What can you expect from this year's Reproductive Endocrinology Meeting?

We're delighted to welcome Professor Channa Jayasena, who will be speaking at this year's meeting and sharing his expert perspective on the latest developments in reproductive endocrinology.

As one of the UK’s leading voices in reproductive endocrinology, Channa will be sharing the latest insights and practical developments shaping the future of patient care. His session will explore key advances in endocrine management of male infertility.

Ticket prices will be increasing after Friday 9 Oct.

Check out the programme to see what else is in store: https://bit.ly/4eenUDK

Disclaimer: Pharmaceutical companies' sponsorship covers the exhibition space at SfE events, with no influence over the agenda or arrangements. This excludes sponsored symposia sessions, where the programme is developed and speakers identified by the sponsor. https://bit.ly/4y217Cg

06/10/2026

Last chance to apply for a travel grant if you are attending SfE BES 2027 🚨

Submit your application by 8 October to help with your travel and attendance to the Society's biggest event.

If you have additional questions or seek clarification, before applying, please contact [email protected].

Apply now 👉 https://bit.ly/SfETravelGrant

02/10/2026

Are you working in hormones and ready to share your research with the endocrine community?

We’re inviting abstract submissions for the UK's largest conference for endocrine professionals, SfE BES 2027!

This is your opportunity to present your work to leading experts, gain valuable exposure, and take the next step in your career.

Submitting your abstract will allow you to:
Share your research with leading professionals who can help take your work to the next level.
Receive valuable feedback to refine and strengthen your findings.
Gain recognition in Endocrine Abstracts, reaching a broad audience and boosting your visibility within the community.
Network with researchers and clinicians to exchange insights, build collaborations, and access the resources to advance your research.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/SfEBES27abstracts

Disclaimer: Pharmaceutical companies' sponsorship covers the exhibition space at SfE BES, with no influence over the agenda or arrangements. This excludes sponsored symposia sessions, where the programme is developed and speakers identified by the sponsor. https://bit.ly/4zgVLoP

Join SfE BES 2026 in Harrogate, 2-4 March – the UK’s largest conference for endocrine professionals. Network, learn, and discover the latest in endocrinology.