Password Help

You can only access the members' section of this website if you are a current ESPE member and you have paid your membership fee.

Your e-mail address must be registered with the ESPE Secretariat. If you have changed your e-mail address, you must notify the ESPE Secretariat. If you use an e-mail address which is different from the one registered with ESPE, then you will not be able to request a password.

If you believe that ESPE has your e-mail address, then you can request a password. If you see a message saying "No account matched this e-mail address", then you should contact the ESPE Secretariat and notify your new or correct e-mail address.

Your new password will be sent to your e-mail address within 20 minutes. Please do NOT click "Submit" again. Please do NOT request another password.

Please note that some universities or hospitals have very high security firewalls and hence you may not receive the e-mail containing your new password. If you have not received your new password after 20 minutes, please contact the ESPE Secretariat.

For your convenience, members of the following BioScientifica managed societies can use the same e-mail address and password: British Fertility Society, The British Society for Paediatric Endocrinology & Diabetes, The European Society of Endocrinology, the European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and the Society for Endocrinology. Contact information is shared between these societies and hence if you change your e-mail address for one society, you must use this new e-mail address for all societies. If you change your password for one society, you must use the same password for all societies.

For maximum security, your new password will consist of a combination of letters, numbers and other characters. The password field is case sensitive. This means you must use the upper and lower case letters as they appear. If you experience problems, please copy and paste the password from your notification e-mail onto the correct field in the members' log-on box.

If you wish to change your new password to one which is easier to remember, please log on to the members' section of the ESPE website using your e-mail address and your new password. Then select "My Profile". You will see a black tab saying "Password". Please enter your e-mail address, copy and paste the password you just received from ESPE into the "current password" field and then enter your preferred password twice.

Please do not forget your password as it has been encrypted in our database and we cannot retrieve it for you. If you forget your password, then you will need to go to the website and request a new password.

Note also that your browser must be able to accept cookies.

Problems accessing Hormone Research online?

Hormone Research access is provided by the journal publisher, Karger. To view the journal online please follow the link at the bottom of this page. This link will take you through to Karger's website.

If you see a page saying, "Please identify yourself as a subscriber" and asking you for a “Login ID” and “Password”,  this has been identified as a problem caused by some firewalls or http proxies interfering with the Karger log in.

Please turn off your firewall and try again.  If you are still unable to gain access, Karger have recommended the following:

• Try to gain access from your home computer or a computer on a different network.
• Contact your hospital or university’s IT department and query the removal of the referral data in the http response.

The ESPE Secretariat is not in control of this system.