February 12-13, 2026
Paris, France
Welcome to the 8th International Conference on Nephrology, taking place on February 12–13, 2026, in Paris, France—a city where science, history, and innovation meet.
Under the theme “Protecting Kidney Health Across the Lifespan,” this conference brings together a global community of nephrologists, clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders committed to advancing kidney care from early life through aging. As kidney disease continues to pose complex challenges worldwide, this forum serves as a vital platform to share evidence-based insights, emerging therapies, preventive strategies, and patient-centered approaches that shape lifelong renal health.
Across two engaging days, participants will explore cutting-edge research, clinical breakthroughs, and translational practices while fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration across disciplines. From pediatric nephrology to geriatric kidney care, from prevention to precision medicine, the program is designed to reflect the full continuum of kidney health.
We are delighted to welcome you to Paris for an inspiring exchange of knowledge, ideas, and innovation—where together, we strengthen our shared mission to safeguard kidney health for every stage of life.
The Nephrology 2026 will be held on February 12–13, 2026, in Paris, France, under the theme “Protecting Kidney Health Across the Lifespan.” This global scientific gathering brings together nephrologists, clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry partners dedicated to advancing kidney health, improving patient care, and addressing kidney disease from early life through aging. The conference features a rich scientific program with keynote lectures, panel discussions, poster presentations, and collaborative sessions that highlight the latest research findings, clinical innovations, and preventative strategies in nephrology.
Why Attend?
Benefits of Attending?
Session 1: Nephrology
Nephrology is the branch of medicine dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of kidney-related disorders. This session at Nephrology 2026 will explore advances in kidney function assessment, early detection strategies, and innovative therapies. Attendees will gain insights into clinical management, patient care optimization, and the integration of emerging technologies to improve kidney health and outcomes.
Topics:
1:1 Kidney Function Assessment
1:2 Clinical Management Strategies
1:3 Early Detection Techniques
1:4 Emerging Therapies
1:5 Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Session 2: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a progressive condition affecting millions worldwide, leading to reduced kidney function over time. This session at Nephrology 2026 will focus on risk factors, early diagnosis, and evidence-based interventions to slow progression. Discussions will include patient monitoring, lifestyle modifications, pharmacologic management, and strategies for reducing CKD-related complications.
Topics:
2:1 CKD Risk Assessment
2:2 Early Diagnosis Strategies
2:3 Lifestyle Modifications
2:4 Pharmacologic Management
2:5 Complication Prevention
Session 3: Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)
Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) is characterized by a sudden decline in kidney function, often resulting from critical illness, surgery, or nephrotoxic exposure. Nephrology 2026 will cover the latest approaches for AKI prevention, early recognition, and management. Participants will explore biomarkers, renal replacement therapy, and critical care integration.
Topics:
3:1 AKI Risk Assessment
3:2 Early Recognition Tools
3:3 Renal Replacement Therapy
3:4 Biomarker Utilization
3:5 Critical Car e Integration
Session 4: Glomerular Diseases
Glomerular diseases involve inflammation or damage to the kidney’s filtering units, leading to proteinuria, hematuria, and impaired renal function. Nephrology 2026 will focus on diagnostic techniques, histopathology insights, and therapeutic strategies for glomerulonephritis, minimal change disease, and membranous nephropathy.
Topics:
4:1 Glomerulonephritis Management
4:2 Histopathology Insights
4:3 Immunomodulatory Therapies
4:4 Disease Monitoring
4:5 Personalized Care
Session 5: Kidney Transplantation
Kidney transplantation remains the definitive treatment for end-stage renal disease, improving survival and quality of life. Nephrology 2026 will cover donor selection, surgical techniques, immunosuppression strategies, and post-transplant care. This session highlights the management of transplant complications, graft rejection, and long-term follow-up, emphasizing innovations in immunotherapy, organ preservation, and patient-centered protocols.
Topics:
5:1 Donor Selection
5:2 Surgical Techniques
5:3 Immunosuppression Strategies
5:4 Complication Management
5:5 Post-Transplant Care
Session 6: Dialysis
Dialysis provides life-sustaining therapy for patients with renal failure. Nephrology 2026 will explore hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and innovations in dialysis technology. Discussions include optimizing treatment schedules, vascular access care, patient adherence, and infection prevention. Attendees will gain insights into improving patient outcomes, managing complications, and integrating telemedicine solutions for remote monitoring.
Topics:
6:1 Hemodialysis Innovations
6:2 Peritoneal Dialysis
6:3 Vascular Access Care
6:4 Telemedicine Integration
6:5 Complication Management
Session 7: Nephrology Nursing
Nephrology nursing is critical in managing patients with kidney diseases, dialysis, and post-transplant care. Nephrology 2026 will focus on evidence-based nursing interventions, patient education, and care coordination. Topics include clinical skills, psychosocial support, adherence strategies, and innovations in nursing practice. Attendees will learn approaches to enhance patient outcomes, manage complex cases, and support interdisciplinary collaboration.
Topics:
7:1 Evidence-Based Interventions
7:2 Patient Education
7:3 Care Coordination
7:4 Psychosocial Support
7:5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Session 8: Onco-Nephrology
Onco-nephrology addresses the intersection of cancer and kidney health, managing nephrotoxic effects of chemotherapy and targeted therapies. Nephrology 2026 will highlight diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cancer-related kidney injury. Attendees will explore tumor-induced kidney dysfunction, renal complications from immunotherapy, and personalized care strategies.
Topics:
8:1 Cancer-Related Kidney Injury
8:2 Chemotherapy Nephrotoxicity
8:3 Immunotherapy Management
8:4 Early Detection
8:5 Collaborative Care
Session 9: Pediatric Nephrology
Pediatric nephrology focuses on kidney diseases in children, including congenital anomalies, glomerular disorders, and chronic kidney disease. Nephrology 2026 will explore diagnosis, growth management, and family-centered care strategies. Attendees will learn about age-specific interventions, dialysis approaches for children, and transplant considerations.
Topics:
9:1 Congenital Kidney Disorders
9:2 Pediatric CKD
9:3 Dialysis in Children
9:4 Growth Management
9:5 Transplant Considerations
Session 10: Diabetic Nephropathy
Diabetic nephropathy is a leading cause of chronic kidney disease worldwide. Nephrology 2026 will examine early detection, glycemic control, and renoprotective therapies. Discussions include pathophysiology, biomarker identification, and lifestyle modifications to slow disease progression. Attendees will explore pharmacologic innovations, patient adherence strategies, and multidisciplinary management approaches.
Topics:
10:1 Early Detection
10:2 Glycemic Control
10:3 Biomarker Research
10:4 Lifestyle Modifications
10:5 Renoprotective Therapies
Session 11: Renal Pathology & Histopathology
Renal pathology is essential for understanding kidney diseases at a cellular level. Nephrology 2026 will focus on biopsy interpretation, histological patterns, and diagnostic accuracy. Attendees will explore advances in immunohistochemistry, molecular diagnostics, and tissue imaging technologies. The session emphasizes integrating pathology findings into clinical decision-making, improving diagnosis, treatment planning, and prognostic evaluation.
Topics:
11:1 Biopsy Interpretation
11:2 Histological Patterns
11:3 Immunohistochemistry
11:4 Molecular Diagnostics
11:5 Clinical Integration
Session 12: Infectious Diseases and Kidney Health
Infectious diseases can significantly impact kidney function, from urinary tract infections to sepsis-related acute kidney injury. Nephrology 2026 will address diagnosis, antimicrobial therapy, and preventive strategies. Attendees will explore pathogen-specific complications, immunocompromised patient management, and infection control in dialysis and transplant settings.
Topics:
12:1 Infection Diagnosis
12:2 Antimicrobial Therapy
12:3 Preventive Strategies
12:4 Dialysis Infection Control
12:5 Immunocompromised Management
Session 13: Kidney Stones
Kidney stones, or nephrolithiasis, are common and can lead to pain, obstruction, and renal impairment. Nephrology 2026 will focus on pathophysiology, diagnostic imaging, and treatment modalities, including minimally invasive surgery. Attendees will explore preventive strategies, dietary interventions, and risk factor management.
Topics:
13:1 Stone Pathophysiology
13:2 Diagnostic Imaging
13:3 Minimally Invasive Surgery
13:4 Dietary Interventions
13:5 Recurrence Prevention
Session 14: Hypertension and Renal Disease
Hypertension is both a cause and consequence of kidney disease. Nephrology 2026 will examine mechanisms linking blood pressure and renal injury, management strategies, and cardiovascular risk reduction. Attendees will explore pharmacologic therapies, lifestyle interventions, and monitoring techniques to prevent disease progression. This session emphasizes early intervention, integrated care, and patient-centered approaches, ensuring improved renal outcomes, reduced complications, and optimized long-term cardiovascular and kidney health in hypertensive populations.
Topics:
14:1 Pathophysiology Insights
14:2 Blood Pressure Management
14:3 Lifestyle Interventions
14:4 Pharmacologic Therapies
14:5 Cardiovascular Risk Reduction
Session 15: Immunology in Kidney Disease
Immunologic mechanisms play a central role in many kidney diseases, including glomerulonephritis and transplant rejection. Nephrology 2026 will focus on immune-mediated pathology, diagnostic assays, and targeted therapies. Attendees will explore novel immunomodulatory drugs, biomarkers, and strategies to prevent graft loss.
Topics:
15:1 Immune Pathology
15:2 Diagnostic Assays
15:3 Immunomodulatory Therapies
15:4 Biomarker Utilization
15:5 Graft Protection
Session 16: Regenerative Nephrology & Stem Cell Therapy
Regenerative nephrology explores innovative therapies to restore kidney function. Nephrology 2026 will discuss stem cell applications, tissue engineering, and organ regeneration strategies. Attendees will explore preclinical studies, clinical trials, and translational approaches to kidney repair. The session emphasizes integrating regenerative medicine into standard care, improving outcomes for chronic kidney disease and acute injury patients.
Topics:
16:1 Stem Cell Applications
16:2 Tissue Engineering
16:3 Organ Regeneration
16:4 Translational Approaches
16:5 Regenerative Technologies
Session 17: Nephrology & Cardiovascular Interactions
Kidney and cardiovascular health are closely interconnected, with renal dysfunction affecting heart function and vice versa. Nephrology 2026 will explore cardiorenal syndrome, hypertension, and heart failure management. Attendees will learn integrated care approaches, risk stratification, and preventive strategies.
Topics:
17:1 Cardiorenal Syndrome
17:2 Risk Stratification
17:3 Hypertension Management
17:4 Heart Failure Care
17:5 Integrated Strategies
Session 18: Kidney Health and Lifestyle Factors
Lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, and hydration significantly influence kidney health. Nephrology 2026 will address preventive strategies, risk reduction, and public health interventions. Attendees will explore patient education, behavioral modifications, and community-based programs to promote renal wellness.
Topics:
18:1 Dietary Interventions
18:2 Exercise and Fitness
18:3 Hydration Strategies
18:4 Risk Reduction
18:5 Patient Education
Session 19: Nutrition and Kidney Health
Nutrition plays a vital role in preventing and managing kidney diseases. Nephrology 2026 will explore dietary modifications, nutrient management, and renal-specific nutrition therapy. Attendees will learn strategies for managing electrolyte balance, protein intake, and micronutrient supplementation.
Topics:
19:1 Dietary Modifications
19:2 Nutrient Management
19:3 Electrolyte Balance
19:4 Protein Optimization
19:5 Nutrition Therapy
Session 20: Global Health & Kidney Care
Global kidney health faces challenges including rising chronic disease, limited access to care, and disparities in treatment. Nephrology 2026 will focus on global strategies, policy initiatives, and innovative models for improving kidney care worldwide. Attendees will explore public health programs, preventive measures, and international collaborations.
Topics:
20:1 Global Kidney Initiatives
20:2 Public Health Strategies
20:3 Preventive Measures
20:4 Access to Care
20:5 International Collaboration
Associated Journals & Conferences:
Journal of Nephrology | Clinical Kidney Journal | American Journal of Kidney Diseases | Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation | Nephrology Conferences 2026 | World Kidney Congress 2026 | Journal of Renal Care | Kidney Health Conferences 2026 | Renal Medicine Journal
Associated Societies:
International Society of Nephrology | American Society of Nephrology | European Renal Association | World Kidney Federation | National Kidney Foundation | Renal Physicians Association | Society of Critical Care Medicine | Kidney Health Summit 2026 | Global Nephrology Conference 2026 | International Kidney Health Forum