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ESOT Action Day 2025

As we prepare for ESOT Action Day 2025 on 28 April, we want to spark an important conversation. What does equality in transplantation mean to you? Is it about equitable access to care, eliminating barriers for underrepresented groups, or empowering every voice in the transplant journey – patients, professionals, and communities alike? At ESOT, we

Professor Kathryn Wood Honoured with ESOT Legacy Award 2025

Honouring excellence in transplantation: Prof. Kathryn Wood receives the ESOT Legacy Award 2025 for her groundbreaking work in immunology and kidney transplant innovation. Join us at the #ESOTcongress closing plenary in London to celebrate her legacy!

ESOT Webinar: Transplant Patient Journey around Infectious Diseases​

Life after an organ transplant brings new hope, but it also introduces unique challenges – particularly when it comes to infectious diseases. As transplant recipients rely on anti-rejection medications to protect their new organ, their immune systems are significantly weakened, making them more vulnerable to infections.​ Understanding these risks and communicating them effectively with healthcare

Laboratory Technician Opportunity at Newcastle University

You will be part of a team with focus on islet isolation, conducting research with islets and supporting others with pancreas / islet research. This is an exciting post where key challenges in islet transplantation are being addressed. The project has the potential to become a new clinical standard of care in human islet transplantation.

In memoriam: David E. R. Sutherland

Dear friends and colleagues, It is with deep sorrow that we extend our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Prof. David E. R. Sutherland, one of the world’s leading pancreas transplant surgeons and one of the finest individuals we have had the privilege to know. Prof. David E. R. Sutherland revolutionised medicine with his groundbreaking