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We are deeply saddened to share the news of Prof. Frans Claas’s unexpected passing. His contributions to histocompatibility and immunology significantly advanced our understanding of organ transplantation, leaving a lasting impact on science and the community. Beyond his groundbreaking work, Frans was an inspirational mentor and a genuinely kind person. His enthusiasm, generosity, and dedication

ESOT’s work culture serves as the backbone of our success. It is built on a foundation of shared values and a collective commitment to advancing the field of transplantation. The following principles not only guide our daily work but also define who we are as an organisation dedicated to driving positive change.     Our

We’re excited to announce the next workshop in the series, “The Science of ECP in Transplantation” this time with a group of German panellists who will share their insights on the transformative therapeutic potential and mechanisms of Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP) in the fight against organ transplant rejection. Acute rejection affects approximately 25% of transplant recipients