ReproUnion 2.0 marks the beginning of a new research and innovation paradigm within reproductive medicine in Greater Copenhagen. With seven signatures on the formal agreement, the partnership stands ready to continuously use the regional innovation force, international collaboration partners, and the triple-helix structure as leverage in its effort to solve five major global reproductive challenges, which are of great individual and social concern.

The seminar on the 11th of November featured regional and international speakers within reproductive medicine. Professors involved in ReproUnion presented the five challenges they work with in the project. This includes the ReproUnion Infertility Cohort and Biobank, which is a collaboration between the three challenge groups, working to improve human male fertility; optimize medically assisted reproductive treatment and prevent infertility-related morbidity.

In November, ReproUnion had invited international colleagues from the EU and the US, to discuss collaboration and to attend a weekend-workshop on funding opportunities for the ReproUnion Infertility Cohort and Biobank.