The institutions and organisations that co-founded the Space Reproduction Roadmap Consortium, spanning reproductive medicine, astrobiology, space strategy, and cultural outreach.
Pioneering IVF and embryo culture technologies in space. Initiator of the consortium and lead organisation behind the multi-decade roadmap. Home of the ARTIS (Assisted Reproductive Technology In Space) programme, investigating how assistive human reproduction technologies can be adapted for use beyond Earth.
spacebornunited.com
Astrobiology and Space Biotechnology, contributing extensive expertise in aerospace systems and biomedical research in space. Co-author of the SRRC Community Roadmap whitepaper.
cranfield.ac.uk
Reproductive Medicine Research Group at Ghent University Hospital, advancing and applying assisted reproductive technologies and clinical fertility research.
ugent.be
Leading specialist in fertility innovation and reproductive medicine, bringing applied clinical and laboratory expertise to the consortium's industrial pillar.
progenesis.com
Space Exploration Strategies, advancing space commerce and sustainability across the long-term commercial and policy dimensions of the SRRC roadmap.
sestrategies.org
Promoting humanity's expansion into space through cultural and scientific initiatives, bridging the public-facing and outreach dimensions of the consortium's work.
earthlightfoundation.orgThe roadmap is intentionally iterative. Symposium 2 in 2026 will sharpen the v1.0 priorities into measurable workstreams, and the consortium continues to welcome new founding partners across science, technology and ethics.
For experts in reproductive biology, space technology, bioethics, law and geopolitics. Bring your discipline into the next iteration of the roadmap, we’re convening Symposium 2 in 2026.
For universities, research institutes, clinics, agencies and aerospace organisations. Co-shape the roadmap, anchor a pillar, and access the consortium’s growing knowledge base and partner network.