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The Open Fora are a great way to educate the ECTS community on important topics to you, gain international visibility and broaden your outreach by being part of the ECTS Annual Congress Pre-Congress Day.
Individuals, societies, institutions, groups, are invited to submit programme suggestions for the organisation of an Open Forum, to be held on Friday 21 May 2027, during ECTS 2027 Congress in Bruges. Deadline for programme suggestions is 5 September 2026
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The Herbert Fleisch Workshop has been a world-renowned instrument to engage young ascending scientists in the field of bone and mineral research with experts. The Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy, together with the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS) and the International Federation of Musculoskeletal Research Societies (IFMRS), are organising the Herbert Fleisch Workshop in Denmark in 2026. Our aim is to provide excellent science and mentoring, to tear down barriers for interdisciplinary research, and to engage with societal recognition and patient needs.
Find out more and sign up for the event here.
ECTS has launched the Mid-Career Osteoporosis Clinician-Researcher Survey to generate meaningful, evidence‑based insights into current clinical practice across Europe.Your participation is essential.
This survey aims to better understand the professional development needs, research barriers, and key motivational factors influencing mid‑career clinicians and clinical researchers working in the field of osteoporosis. Your responses will help identify where support is most needed and guide initiatives that strengthen the future clinical‑research workforce.
Please complete the online form here. You can complete multiple forms should you wish to suggest more than one session.
All submitted suggestions will be discussed at the ECTS 2027 Scientific Programme Committee in March 2026.
The deadline for submitting your suggestions is Monday, 2 March (23:59 CET).
Join an international effort to study the prevalence of different presentations of hypercalcaemic hyperparathyroidism around the world.
Primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT) is one of the most common endocrine disorders, yet its presentation varies significantly across the globe. While clinical and therapeutic aspects have been widely studied, epidemiological data remain limited—underscoring the need for a global perspective.
Study Objective
To evaluate the prevalence of different clinical presentation of hypercalcaemic hyperparathyroidism worldwide.
Who Can Participate?
Data to Collect
Patients will be classified into:
Interested in Joining?
Help shape the future of PHPT research!
📧 Contact us at: ects-programme@ectsoc.org
🗓 Deadline: 15.03.2026