** We are now sold out! If you would like to join in anyway, sign up for the waitlist. More tickets will probably become available closer to the date ** 

It's time

One year after its original edition, it's time to come together again at the Reproduction Salon / Reproduction Immersion. Let's get together, celebrate each other and recharge ourselves in style.

Join us for a spectacular Salon on the gorgeous rooftop terrace of Bush House, overlooking the Thames and the London Skyline. An antidote to Zoom with lots of sparkling drinks, food, an excellent sound system, colourful projections, and many fun and inspiring people in our field.

This year's Salon also features the Reproduction Immersion: an ephemeral space using lighting, interactive installations and immersive design to make new reproduction collectives. Featuring the reproduction fashion show, reproductive dreaming workshops and a DJ .

This is an invitation to everyone working on reproduction, be it reproductive technologies, abortion, stem cells, contraception, demography or developmental biology. You may be a scholar, writer, clinician, activist, regulator, podcaster or PhD student. It is a time for all of us to come together, showcase our work, make future plans and reconnect.

We will have people joining us from King's, Cambridge, LSE, UCL and many more universities, NGOs and organisations. Don't miss it!

Doors open at 6pm until the glorious sunset across the West End is complete. It will be delicious.

Register now and invite your students and colleagues.

About the host

The Reproduction Salon is brought to you by the new Reproduction Research Cluster at King's College London. Sponsored by the Reproduction Research Cluster, King's Artists, and Faculty Research and Impact Fund.  

Lucy van de Wiel is a Lecturer in Global Health & Social Medicine at King's College London and runs the Reproduction Research Cluster.

Artists & Team

Bioart by Sylvia H. Janicki. 

Fashion design by Abital Phi Febe Tesla Gomperts.

DJ - Stav B

Painting 'Fertility' by Martine Charalambou.

Set dressing by Shanti Freed. 

Photography by visual artist Henri T Freed.

Video by visual artist Orlando Myxx

Production management by Carmel Cardona.

Inspiration by Caroline Smart.

Bush House, 8th floor, North and South Terrace

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