Encourages research
The society encourages clinical science and research activities on reproduction in the context of fertility preservation for patients at risk of premature gonadal failure.
Provides scientific advice
The society can provide physicians and scientists with independent and objective scientific advice on a wide range of issues. This advice is based on the latest evidence from world experts in the field.
Holds meetings and events
Every other year, the ISFP holds its official symposium. The society’s inaugural event was held in Brussels in December 2009. The aim is to bring together leading scientists to discuss new and exciting developments in fertility preservation.
Promotes international relations
The ISFP collaborates with ESHRE (European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology) and ASRM (American Society for Reproductive Medicine), as well as special interest groups on fertility preservation. The ISFP organizes events to showcase outstanding worldwide research and encourages international scientific collaboration.
Rewards achievement
Outstanding scientific achievement is recognized through prizes awarded by the ISFP at its biennial meeting.