The Valencia Meeting 2027

About the Meeting

Welcome

From RM2030 to The Valencia Meeting

First held in Paris in 2023 and hosted in Valencia in 2025, RM2030 brought scientists, clinicians and innovators together to discuss the future of reproductive medicine. In 2027, the meeting takes the name of the city that is now its home.

The ambition remains the same: informed discussion, useful connections and a clear view of what research and technology can contribute to clinical practice.

See you in Valencia.

Carlos Simon
Carlos SimonPresident, The Valencia Meeting on Reproductive Medicine
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Our story

Launched as RM2030 in Paris in 2023, the meeting moved to CaixaForum Valencia in 2025 and returns under a new name in 2027.

The Valencia Meeting brings together reproductive medicine, research, technology, and investment in a single auditorium. The purpose is simple: honest scientific exchange with relevance to patients.

Its name reflects a long-term commitment to Valencia and to a meeting that looks beyond any one date.

  1. 2023

    RM2030 · 1st edition

    November 16–18, 2023 · Paris, France

  2. 2025

    RM2030 · 2nd edition

    November 20–21, 2025 · CaixaForum Valencia

  3. 2027

    The Valencia Meeting

    November 11–12, 2027 · CaixaForum Valencia

Past editions

Moments from past editions

RM2030 in Paris, 2023, and at CaixaForum Valencia, 2025.

The organizer

The Carlos Simon Foundation

The Carlos Simon Foundation for Research in Women's Health is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving women's reproductive health through science. Founded and led by Professor Carlos Simon and Mr. David Jimenez, it brings together a multidisciplinary team of more than sixty professionals, working from biomedical research through to its translation into clinical practice.

Its research focuses on the periconceptional space, the moment the human embryo first meets the maternal endometrium, and spans genetics, molecular and cellular biology, regenerative medicine, bioengineering and artificial intelligence. From there, the Foundation looks for answers to infertility, pregnancy complications, menopause and the origins of uterine tumors and gynecological cancers.

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