The Carlos Simon Foundation Advances Preeclampsia Research

A recent study led by Dr. Tamara Garrido from the Carlos Simon Foundation and INCLIVA, recently published in Nature Medicine, sheds light on the molecular mechanisms behind preeclampsia—a severe pregnancy complication affecting 8% of pregnancies worldwide. The research focuses on decidualization, a process that prepares the uterine lining (endometrium) for embryo implantation and healthy pregnancy […]

The Carlos Simon Foundation Receives CaixaBank Private Banking Philanthropy Award

We are deeply honored to have been awarded one of the prestigious CaixaBank Private Banking Philanthropy Awards in its VII Edition. This recognition highlights our commitment to advancing biomedical research in reproductive medicine and women’s health, as well as our mission to transform scientific breakthroughs into real solutions that improve the lives of millions of […]

A microbiota atlas of infertile women with normal weight and obesity

The Carlos Simon Foundation is proud to announce the publication of our latest study in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. In this study, we explored the microbiomes of the digestive and reproductive tracts in infertile women with obesity and uncovered how alterations to the microbial composition of the endometrium may impact fertility and assisted […]

Recap of Our Participation at ASRM 2024

    At ASRM 2024, we had the opportunity to share our foundation’s latest research and developments in reproductive medicine. On Sunday, October 20th, Dr. Xavier Santamaria participated in the Postgraduate Program: “AMMR and ALMER – Integration of Precision Medicine in Reproduction: From Gametes to the Endometrium”. On Monday, October 21st, Dr. Santamaria presented an […]

RM2030 – Innovations in Reproductive Medicine 2030: Technologies in IVF

Following the success of the first edition in Paris, we are thrilled to announce the return of Innovations in Reproductive Medicine 2030 (RM2030) to Valencia, Spain, in November 2025. The RM2030 Series is designed to foster communication and drive discussions at the cutting edge of translating research into clinical practice, improving patient outcomes and access […]

Aspire ED Talks – Contribution of Chronic Endometritis to Infertility

In a recent episode of Aspire ED Talks, Prof. Carlos Simon joined Dr. Clare Boothroyd to discuss the impact of chronic endometritis on infertility. Chronic endometritis, a persistent inflammation of the endometrium, is often overlooked but plays a significant role in up to 40% of repeated implantation failure cases. During the conversation, Prof. Simon highlighted […]

Carlos Simón Research Symposium

We are pleased to announce the upcoming Carlos Simón Research Symposium, an event organized in collaboration with the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) dedicated to recognizing and fostering transformative research in reproductive medicine. This year, the symposium will take place on Tuesday, October 22, at 12:20 PM, featuring presentations by Dr. Carlos Simón and […]

Prof. Simon at ESHRE Microbiome Course

  Professor Carlos Simon recently participated in the ESHRE Campus Course on the Microbiome in Reproduction, held in Stockholm on May 2nd and 3rd, 2024. This course focused on the growing understanding of how the microbiome, the trillions of bacteria living in and on our bodies, impacts fertility, pregnancy, and even neonatal health. The ESHRE […]

The Carlos Simon Foundation opens its doors to future researchers between 18 and 22 years old with a scientific vocation

The Carlos Simón Foundation is pleased to announce a series of summer programs for young people aged 18-22 with a passion for science. These programs will explore a variety of topics related to women’s health and reproductive biology, including: Maternal-embryo communication The endometrial microbiome Preeclampsia Gynecological tumors Regenerative therapies of the endometrium Systems biology and […]

Researchers from the Carlos Simon Foundation reveal cellular and molecular changes in the uterus that could explain the obstetric risks associated with age

Researchers from the INCLIVA Biomedical Research Institute and the Carlos Simon Foundation have recently published a study that helps to expand our understanding of the cellular and molecular changes that occur in the smooth muscle of the uterus, known as the myometrium, as women age. The results of this study, led by Dr. Aymara Mas […]