Leadership changes at ESOT
From 1 Sept 2025, we welcome:
President: Olivier Thaunat | Secretary: Ekaterine Berishvili | President-elect: Umberto Cillo | Past President: Gabriel Oniscu
Onwards and upwards!
From 1 Sept 2025, we welcome:
President: Olivier Thaunat | Secretary: Ekaterine Berishvili | President-elect: Umberto Cillo | Past President: Gabriel Oniscu
Onwards and upwards!
Are you a YPT affiliate in good standing? Then this limited-time offer is for YOU. For just €750, you get: ✔️ Full Masterclass Access – all scientific sessions, coffee breaks, lunches, gala dinner, meeting bag & certificate ✔️ 5 Nights at Hilton Kozyatağı Hotel (B&B) – check-in 13 Sept, check-out 18 Sept ✔️ Airport Transfers
We are proud to announce that the Living Donation Kidney Transplantation Specialty Symposium by EKITA has been officially accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). ➡️ The event has been awarded 11.0 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). We look forward to welcoming you to Prague in November. ℹ️ https://esot.org/esot-events/ekita-meeting-2025/
Think you can wow an audience with your research in just three minutes?
At the EPITA Symposium 2026, we are giving early-career scientists the stage and the stopwatch for our brand-new Beta Breakthroughs Pitch Session.
The ELITA SPLIT LIVER Masterclass has officially been accredited with 11 European CME credits by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). This recognition highlights the Masterclass’s commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based education for professionals dedicated to advancing liver transplantation. Go to the event
ESOT is excited to announce the launch of its Centres of Preceptorship (CoP) initiative and invites transplant centres from across Europe to apply to become official hosts for the programme. This innovative project aims to establish a Europe-wide network of centres that provide education, mentorship, and training in the management of sensitised kidney transplant recipients
(In Collaboration with The Lancet Journal, the American Society of Transplantation, and The European Society of Organ Transplantation) — The Lancet has launched a new Clinical Series on Solid Organ Transplantation, highlighting rapid scientific advances that are reshaping the field. The series addresses three persistent challenges: organ shortages, the harmful side effects of imprecise immunosuppression,