About us
PET Annual Conference
10 December 2025
Full-day • In-person • Central London • #PETconf25
Register hereCome and join our discussions of the latest developments. Explore our programme.
Find out more about our policy, media and education work, and how we inform debate.
About us
PET Annual Conference
10 December 2025
Full-day • In-person • Central London • #PETconf25
Register hereCome and join our discussions of the latest developments. Explore our programme.
Find out more about our policy, media and education work, and how we inform debate.
Wednesday, 10 December 2025, 9.00am - 5.00pm
This year the PET Annual Conference explores the impact of genomics – past, present and future – on fertility treatment.
PET aims to improve choices for people affected by infertility or genetic conditions. We do this in a variety of ways including policy work and education and by engaging with a wide range of stakeholders.
Research involving stem-cell-based embryo models (SCBEMs) has enormous potential to improve human knowledge and health, but clearer governance is needed to help researchers work responsibly and maintain public trust. The SCBEM Code of Practice, published jointly by Cambridge Reproduction and PET, supports the development of best practice.
In England there is a huge disparity in people’s ability to access NHS-funded fertility treatment. Check what level of IVF treatment is available from your Integrated Care Board (ICB).
PET commissioned Ipsos to carry out a nationally representative survey of 2,233 UK adults to assess their attitudes to fertility, genomics and embryo research. The results make fascinating reading and are accompanied by expert commentary.
BioNews is a much-valued PET publication which has been providing news, comment and reviews on the science, law and ethics of reproduction and genetics for over 25 years.