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We are pleased to invite you to the International Shoulder Group (ISG) 2026 Conference, taking place in Lyon, France, on Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd June 2026. This international scientific meeting will bring together researchers, clinicians, and students to share the latest developments in shoulder biomechanics, clinical assessment, and surgical innovation.
Located in the heart of Europe, Lyon is France’s second-largest metropolitan area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With over 2,000 years of history, a vibrant cultural life, and world-renowned gastronomy, the city offers an inspiring setting for scientific exchange. It is also a major university hub, home to more than 200,000 students.
The congress will be held at the Faculty of Sport Sciences, just 10–20 minutes from Lyon’s historic centre. The venue includes a 198-seat amphitheatre, several rooms for parallel sessions, a hall dedicated to posters and exhibitions, and areas for networking and meals.
Over the course of two days, the program will feature keynote lectures, podium sessions, and round tables on topics such as motion analysis, clinical biomechanics, ergonomics, sports, rehabilitation, muscle, and tissular biomechanics, a poster and award session, student mentorship lunch, a collaborative open challenge, and a guided tour of Old Lyon, followed by the conference dinner.
We expect up to 150 participants, with a strong emphasis on clinical relevance and international collaboration. Efforts are underway to support the participation of underrepresented regions, including developing nations.
Important dates will be announced soon, stay connected for updates:
- Website: https://isg-2026.sciencesconf.org/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isg2026?igsh=MTRocXM1aWd1MXRi (@isg2026)
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/int...der-group-2026
If you haven’t already done so, please consider becoming a member of ISG and joining the mailing list (https://isbweb.org/isg) where you will receive updates regarding the conference and other resources related to shoulder biomechanics.
We look forward to welcoming you to Lyon for an engaging and memorable ISG Conference.
Pr. Isabelle ROGOWSKI, University Lyon 1
Dr. Yoann BLACHE, University Lyon 1
Dr. Florent MOISSENET, University of Geneva
Located in the heart of Europe, Lyon is France’s second-largest metropolitan area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With over 2,000 years of history, a vibrant cultural life, and world-renowned gastronomy, the city offers an inspiring setting for scientific exchange. It is also a major university hub, home to more than 200,000 students.
The congress will be held at the Faculty of Sport Sciences, just 10–20 minutes from Lyon’s historic centre. The venue includes a 198-seat amphitheatre, several rooms for parallel sessions, a hall dedicated to posters and exhibitions, and areas for networking and meals.
Over the course of two days, the program will feature keynote lectures, podium sessions, and round tables on topics such as motion analysis, clinical biomechanics, ergonomics, sports, rehabilitation, muscle, and tissular biomechanics, a poster and award session, student mentorship lunch, a collaborative open challenge, and a guided tour of Old Lyon, followed by the conference dinner.
We expect up to 150 participants, with a strong emphasis on clinical relevance and international collaboration. Efforts are underway to support the participation of underrepresented regions, including developing nations.
Important dates will be announced soon, stay connected for updates:
- Website: https://isg-2026.sciencesconf.org/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isg2026?igsh=MTRocXM1aWd1MXRi (@isg2026)
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/int...der-group-2026
If you haven’t already done so, please consider becoming a member of ISG and joining the mailing list (https://isbweb.org/isg) where you will receive updates regarding the conference and other resources related to shoulder biomechanics.
We look forward to welcoming you to Lyon for an engaging and memorable ISG Conference.
Pr. Isabelle ROGOWSKI, University Lyon 1
Dr. Yoann BLACHE, University Lyon 1
Dr. Florent MOISSENET, University of Geneva