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BES annual meeting 15–16 October 2026

We are pleased to invite you to the 36th Belgian Endocrine Society meeting, which will take place at Dolce La Hulpe on 15–16 October 2026. We invite you to experience the atmosphere of our previous edition in this teaser video.

Submissions

Apply for BES Lecture Award Apply for Belgian Publication Award Apply for Young Investigators Awards

Programme

Explore the scientific programme and key sessions for the 2026.

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Registration info

Find registration details, important dates, and practical steps to attend the meeting.

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BELCOME@GHD study

The BELSPEED Scientific Committee would like to invite you to take part in our study entitled BELCOME@GHD: BELux Children OutcoME during A(@)dulthood with GHD.

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Research on the lives of people with variations in sex characteristics / intersex individuals in Belgium

The University of Antwerp is currently conducting research on the lives of people with variations in sex characteristics/intersex individuals in Belgium.

Congress

ENEA congress, 9-12 September 2026

The 22nd ENEA Congress! Connecting minds to advance Neuroendocrinology.

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Become a member

Learn about membership benefits, eligibility, and how to join BES while getting connected with the Belgian endocrine network and staying informed on scientific activities.

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Manage your membership online through your BES profile. From there you can renew your membership, review your details, and complete payment.

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Prof. Dr. Laurent Crenier

President

A welcome from the President

The Belgian Endocrine Society (BES) brings together academic and community-based endocrinologists and researchers engaged in health care, education, and research across the broad field of endocrinology.

The BES is a national advocate for excellence in endocrinology research, education, and patient care, and its mandate is to advance the discipline of endocrinology and metabolism in Belgium.