The ESOT Congress serves as a premier platform for researchers from across the globe to present their organ transplantation research. Watch a selection of the best sessions and interviews from the ESOT Congress 2019 in Copenhagen, as well as highlights from the 2015 and 2017 editions of the Congress.
Inspire & Drive 2: Evidence based practice is killing the art of medicine
Stefan Schneeberger
Inspire & Drive 1: How to get to the top
ESOT Leonardo Da Vinci Award
Inspire & Drive 4: Engineering the future
Inspire & Drive 3: Relight my fire
Stanford co-located event
Refresher 3: Big Data
Plenary 2: Single cells omics- generating an atlas to chart transplant organs
Inspire & Drive 2: Is modern medical practice an art or a science-
Anthony Warrens
Plenary 2: Using single cell technologies to generate a human cell atlas-
Menna Clatworthy
Plenary 2: Spatial transcriptomics - Precision anatomical mapping of human organs
Mats Nilsson
Plenary 1: Brakebusch_About CRISPR technique
Cord Herbert
Plenary 1: About CRISPR technique
Cord Herbert
Plenary 2: Exploring the complexity of kidney transplant rejection using single cell technologies
Benjamin Humphreys
Inspire & Drive 2: Triumphs and disasters in transplantation either evidence based and non-evidence based
Thierry Berney
Inspire & Drive 2: Learning from other professions- evidence and instincts in modern policing
Peter Splinder
Plenary 1: Keynote on evolution
Eske Willerslev
Inspire & Drive 1: Are the values, principles and ethical standards of medical practice changing- A compass for ambitious professionals
Anthony Warrens
Inspire & Drive 1: Career acceleration; wind behind the wings by Europe and European Organizations- Scientific Societies
Romuald Krajewski
Inspire & Drive 3:The problem of burnout in transplant clinicians
Jan Lerut
Plenary 3: Visions of Visionaries- our experts pitch their view of future organ preservation
Christine Falk
Plenary 3: Visions of Visionaries- our experts pitch their view of future organ preservation
Stefan Berger
Plenary 3: Visions of Visionaries- our experts pitch their view of future organ preservation
John Dark
State of the Art 1: Manipulating immunity with the microbiome
Timur Liwinski
State of the Art 5: Ethical issues in DCD-donation
Anne Dalle Ave
State of the Art 1: The microbiome and transplant tolerance
Marisa Alegre
Refresher 3: Bioinformatic tools applied to characterize immune function – implication for transplantation
Morten Nielsen
State of the Art 1: The microbiome and immunotherapy
Tomas Gajweski
State of the Art 2: Clinical impact of liver allocation algorythm on outcome
Axel Rahmel
Refresher 3: Explainable artificial intelligence in health care – time to come out of the black box
Lars Kai Hansen
Plenary 3: Visions of Visionaries- our experts pitch their view of future organ preservation
Peter Friend
State of the Art 9 : How to define a successful transplantation- the patient’s perspective
Henning Søndergaard
State of the Art 5: European Survey on DCD-practices in the member states of the CD-P-TO
Beatriz Domiguez-Gil
State of the Art 9 : What do patients expect from a transplant
Allison Tong
Plenary 4: Clear signals BEYOND ESOT CPH 2019 that the direction of travel is changing
Menna Clatworthy
Plenary 4: The way forward- The future is Great, the Future is ESOT!
Vassilios Papalois
State of the Art 4: Development and use of PROMS in patients with chronic kidney diasease and kidney transplantation
Friedo Dekker
State of the Art 4: Beta-cell replacement
Thierry Berney
State of the Art 2: The survival algorithm. Envolving criteria in organ allocation.
David Rodriguez-Arias
Plenary 1: Honorary Membership Award Ceremony
State of the Art 4: Delivering a Bioartificial Pancreas
Ekaterine Berishvili
Inspire & Drive 4: Artificial heart
Finn Gustafsson
Inspire & Drive 4: Bioartificial Liver - what next -
Cécile Legallais
Inspire & Drive 4: (Bio)artificial kidney- opportunities and challenges for achieving better blood detoxific
Dimitrios Stamatialis
Inspire & Drive 3: Bioartificial Liver - what next -
Michelle Jesse
State of the Art 5: DCD push the boundaries
Inspire & Drive 3: Bioartificial Liver - what next -
Anneleen De Lille
Pluripotent stem cells meet genome editing- a disruptive wedding
Plenary 4: Dealing with organ failure- a change in the direction of travel-
Educational track 1: The high immunological risk recipient
Christophe Legendre
Educational track 4: Machine Perfusion in Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation
Karim Hamaoui
Educational track 2: Tolerance in liver transplantation
Niloufar Safinia
Educational track 5: Approaches to prevent IRI experimentally and clinically
Ismail Mohamed
Educational track 1: Overview- HLA and Immunology
Sebastiaan Heidt
Educational track 5: The Organ Repair Center- Bringing Organ Preservation to the Next Level
Giuseppe Orlando
Educational track 3: Immunologic barriers
Megan Sykes
Educational track 3: Infectious barrier?
Jay Fishman
Educational track 4: Machine Perfusion in Liver Transplantation
Ina Jochmans
Educational track 1:The T and B cells in your transplant practice
Carla Baan
Educational track 6: Bioengineering a Human Face Graft
Benoit Lengele
Educational track 6: Stem cell therapy- state of the art
Graziella Pellegrini
Educational track 6: Artificial oesophagi in children with major malformations of the oesophagus
Paolo De Coppi
Educational track 3: Regulatory barrier
Linda Scobie
Educational track 2: Tolerance in kidney transplantation
David Sachs