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Rome, Italy
Welcome from Chairs
Dear Colleagues,
We are delighted to invite you to the 33rd World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Infertility (COGI), taking place at the Ergife Palace Hotel in Rome, Italy, from November 27–29, 2025.
This year’s congress, under the leadership of the COGI Congress Chairpersons and our esteemed local chairperson, will once again bring together world-renowned experts in OBGYN and infertility. The program is designed to address the most pressing and controversial issues in the field through debates, discussions, and practical, clinically oriented solutions. Ample time will also be provided for meaningful interaction between speakers and attendees, fostering dynamic and thought-provoking conversations.
As always, we are committed to offering an inspiring and scientifically robust program that equips busy clinicians with practical insights and actionable solutions for daily practice.
We also encourage you to contribute to the congress by submitting your research for consideration in the form of oral presentations, e-Posters, and moderated e-Posters.
For our young colleagues, born after 1990, we invite you to submit your work for the Young Scientist Award, which celebrates and recognizes emerging talent in the field.
COGI 2025 promises to be an invigorating and rewarding experience, offering not only cutting-edge science but also an opportunity to connect with peers from around the world in the historic and vibrant city of Rome.
We look forward to welcoming you to COGI 2025 for what promises to be another outstanding congress dedicated to advancing our knowledge in the field of OBGYN and infertility.
Warm regards,
The COGI Congress Chairpersons
London, UK
The European Association of Urology’s Annual Congress is Europe’s largest urological event, attracting over 12,000 healthcare professionals from across the globe. EAU26 will present the latest advances in urological science, with a four-day scientific program featuring live surgery, keynote lectures, interactive plenary sessions, case discussions, and over 50 courses and hands-on training sessions by the European School of Urology.
The multidisciplinary nature of the delegates will stimulate cross-specialty networking, and the large industry exhibition allows them to explore a showcase of cutting-edge technology and innovations in the field.
Key dates
Abstract submission: 1 August–1 November 2025 (23:59 CET)
Registration opens: 1 October 2025
Early fee registration deadline: 13 January 2026
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Athens, Greece
The 18th Annual World Cancer Congress (WCC) will take place in Athens, Greece, from April 15 to 17, 2026. This event offers a unique platform on which to explore the latest advancements in cancer research, innovative therapies, and clinical drug trials. Participants will have opportunities to share their work through oral presentations and poster sessions while engaging with leading international experts. The congress aims to facilitate meaningful discussions that bridge scientific discoveries with clinical applications, providing valuable prospects for professional development and collaboration. Set in the historic city where Hippocrates established medical ethics, the event combines cutting-edge cancer research with the inspiring legacy of Greek medical heritage.
Registration website: https://www.bitcongress.com/cancer2026/registernow.asp.
Best wishes,
Leipzig, Germany
The German Congress on Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders 2026 will be held from April 16 to 18, 2026, at the Kongresshalle am Zoo in Leipzig. Guided by the central theme “From Gene to System—The Kinetic Code”, the congress will highlight the latest advances in genetics, biomarker research, and both pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies—including botulinum toxin applications and deep brain stimulation.
For the first time, the event is being jointly organized by the German Society for Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders (DPG), the Working Group on Botulinum Toxin (AKBoNT), and the Working Group on Deep Brain Stimulation (AG THS). This expanded collaboration will provide a comprehensive and interdisciplinary platform for scientific dialogue, clinical education, and professional exchange.
A strong emphasis will also be placed on supporting early-career researchers, including a dedicated symposium hosted by the newly established Young Parkinson’s Research Initiative.
Link: Deutscher Kongress für Parkinson und Bewegungsstörungen 2026—DPG 2024
