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Programme for ECE 2027
Our Congress programme brings together a wide range of sessions covering the latest developments and key topics in endocrinology. You will find presentations and opportunities for discussion across a range of clinical and scientific areas. The programme has been designed to provide a valuable opportunity to hear from leading experts and share knowledge across the endocrine community.
Here is the 2027 Scientific Programme. Click ECE 2027 PAAG for a PDF version:
The detailed Scientific Programme will be online soon.
In Person
All sessions (excluding industry sponsored sessions and the ESE AGM) are open for registered delegates to participate,
Registration is open!
Individual programme suggestion will follow.
ECE@HOME
All ECE 2027 sessions will be live streamed from Basel so you can watch these from your home or office, or you can catch up on the full scientific programme on demand.
Registration for ECE@HOME is also now open!
See the Registration page for more details about what is included in your registration package.
Prior to the ECE Opening Ceremony a range of Pre-Congress courses and events will be available for delegates to attend*.
We have two Pre-Congress courses open now with a further three opening in the coming weeks. If you have registered for ECE you will be sent information about the other Pre-Congress courses when it is available and you can add them to your registration when booking is open.
*A separate registration for each specific course will be necessary.
Informal Social Evening 9 May 2027 from 19:30: Location to be annouced
Tickets are available at EUR 60 (member) / EUR 75 (non-member) on a first come first served basis online while registering for the Congress.
Precision Oncology in Thyroid Cancer: From Molecular Alterations to Curative Strategies
Maria Cabanillas (USA)
When Adrenals meet the Heart
Felix Beuschlein (Switzerland)
The Ageing Oocyte: Why Eggs Lose Quality with Age and What Can Be Done About It
Melina Schuh (Germany)
Emerging applications of human iPSCs in pituitary diseases
Yutaka Takahashi (Japan)
Can we prevent and cure Type 1 diabetes
Eelco de Koning (The Netherlands)
Update on the WHO/UNEP State of the Science of Endocrine Disruptors
Juliette Legler (The Netherlands)
The Silent Clock: Menopause and the Window of Opportunity for Bone, Heart and Brain Health
Irene Lambrinoudaki (Greece)