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Strengthening innovation in reproductive medicine with new SmiLe Academy graduates
On 16 June 2026, ReproUnion and SmiLe Venture Hub celebrated two new graduates from the SmiLe Academy – a tailored version of the SmiLe eCampus programme designed specifically to strengthen…
Folkemødet 2026 brings fertility into the public conversation
On 11 June, ReproUnion joined Folkemødet on Bornholm – Denmark’s annual democracy festival, where citizens, researchers, policymakers and organisations come together to exchange ideas and…
ReproUnion Summit highlights cross-border impact in reproductive health
The question is no longer what cross-border collaboration in reproductive health can achieve, but what it takes to build on results that are already delivering impact. At the ReproUnion Summit on 20…
ReproYoung Conference 2026: Addressing inequality in reproductive healthcare
On 16 April 2026 early-career researchers, clinicians, and students met in Helsingør, Denmark, for two days of scientific exchange, discussion, and networking. Organised by the ReproYoung network,…
ReproUnion makes a mark on reproductive health research
A report from the Danish Technological Institute provides a data-driven insight into ReproUnion’s scientific footprint, revealing that ReproUnion has produced 218 peer-reviewed publications, which on average have been cited three times more often than comparable research.
New clinical insights into male fertility restoration presented at EAU26
At the European Association of Urology Congress in London, Elena Von Rohden, presented new clinical findings from ReproUnion‑supported research exploring fertility restoration using autotransplanted human testicular tissue.
New collaboration case: Advancing functional male fertility diagnostics with Spermosens
The case highlights how facilitated access to clinical expertise, infrastructure and patient pathways within the ReproUnion ecosystem has supported Spermosens in generating proof-of-concept data in a real IVF setting – an important step toward implementation in routine fertility care.
RUBIC Research gains momentum: From first 2,000 couples to new insights into reproductive and public health
The RUBIC Seminar on 23 February marked an important milestone for the ReproUnion Biobank & Infertility Cohort. What began as an ambitious cross-border research infrastructure is now delivering concrete scientific results – based on biological samples and detailed health data from 2,000 couples undergoing fertility treatment.
ReproUnion contributes to Sweden’s national inquiry: Framtid med Barn
As part of a dedicated working group, ReproUnion experts bring together clinical experience and research-based knowledge in a report focusing on involuntary childlessness.
Prototyping the Future of Fertility Innovation with Clinicians and Companies
The matchmaking and co-creation event brought together startups, clinicians, researchers, and industry with the aim of exploring how collaboration and testbed frameworks can help accelerate innovation in the field of reproductive medicine.