The FeRGI Working Group 2026-2027 – ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics
ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics shared on LinkedIn:
“Meet the FeRGI Working Group 2026–2027:
We are delighted to introduce the new working group of the Female Reproductive Genetics Initiative (FeRGI)!
FeRGI brings together experts in reproductive medicine, clinical genetics, and research, with a shared mission to bridge the gap between advances in female infertility genetics and their translation into clinical practice.
Through international collaboration, research and education, the initiative aims to advance our understanding of the genetic causes of female infertility, develop valuable genomic resources, and support more accurate diagnosis, personalised treatment and genetic counselling.
Meet the FeRGI Working Group 2026–2027:
Chair: Prof. Viville Stephane
Chair-elect: Dr. Annelore Van Der Kelen
Working Group Members:
- Dr. Bart Dequeker
- Prof. Pr Patricia Fauque (MD-PhD)
- Dr. Anna Mantzouratou
- Dr Munevver Serdarogullari
- Prof. Dr. Karen Sermon
- Dr. Ludmila Volozonoka
- Prof. Willem Verpoest
- SIG Reproductive Genetics Representative: Dr. Alberto Sola Leyva
We extend our congratulations to all members and look forward to supporting their work in advancing reproductive genetics, fostering international collaboration and translating scientific discoveries into meaningful improvements in patient care.
Learn more about FeRGI and its working group.”
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