ESOT is dedicated to the pursuit of clinical and research excellence and improving patient outcomes. Its core mission is to promote the sharing of scientific information and building of evidence-based international practice, policies and guidelines. To fulfil these aims, ESOT will establish a professional platform to host pan-European registries on transplant recipients and living donors. The registries will be available to competent authorities and transplant centres willing to join ESOT in this pan-European effort.
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Registrations are now available for our ACADEMIA Course!
There are only 30 places available for our new ACADEMIA course – so if you want to learn more about how to conduct research, get published & effectively present your work… then be sure to register today!
All you need to know about ITS Meeting 2022
You are invited to join the International Transplantation Science Meeting 2022
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Calling transplant centres to share their experiences of COVID-19 vaccination practices
Building on the success of recent multi-society collaboration
This initiative builds on the recent success of our multi-society effort: a publication of the findings of a survey we held in 2020 and sent to 470 centres worldwide, serving to explore how patients, healthcare professionals, and liver transplant centres across the world were affected by the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
ESOT Hackathon 2021 Winner: NewLife
The winner of the ESOT Hackathon 2021 was awarded to the ‘NewLife’ project, presented by : Vincent Karam, Justyna Gołębiewska, Eric Buleux-Osmann, Christophe Duvoux, Wojtek Polak, and Giancarlo La Pietra (as the coach).
Hot off the press: findings of our survey on liver transplantation & COVID19
Hot off the press: findings of our survey on liver transplantation & COVID-19. Jointly run with ESOT, ELITA, EASL, ILTS and published in the Journal of Hepatology.
New Job Alert: 3-years Postdoctoral position in Transplant Immunology
3-years Postdoctoral position in Transplant Immunology at the Vall d’Hebron Institute of Research (VHIR), in the Translational Nephrology and Transplantation Laboratory group leaded by professor Oriol Bestard, in Barcelona. Learn more: VHIR-PostDoc position_Dr OriolBestard How to apply: Applicants should submit a full Curriculum Vitae and a cover letter with the reference “post-doctoral position at the
WEBINAR: What you need to know about vaccinating your kidney transplanted patients against COVID-19
This educational webinar will discuss the efficacy of current COVID-19 vaccine strategies for transplanted patients. The first talk will focus on the experience with heterologous vaccinations and the pro´s and con´s for vector vaccines in transplant patients. The second talk summarises previous studies on second and third booster (homogenous and heterologous) vaccinations – and gives
Online Fellowship in Clinical Transplantation – Of interest
This fellowship programme, a unique flagship programme, is offered wholly online. This programme is suitable for nephrologists, urologists, transplant clinicians and any related subspecialties. It is structured as six 20-credit modules that can be taken either as standalone modules or as an award – Postgraduate Certificate/Fellowship in Clinical Transplantation. You can start with any module
TLJ 2.0: New Papers Published
Following the TLJ 2.0 event last November, two important papers have been published in Transplant International focusing on the meeting’s Workstream 4: Normothermic regional perfusion (NRP) in donation after circulatory death (DCD). One paper concerns a systematic review and meta-analyses of NRP in DCD donation, with the other focuses on a consensus statement on the