1. Grant Awards in Cycle XIX and XX |
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1.1 Conventional ROTRF Research Grants - Cycle XIX |
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Prof. Leszek Ignatowicz Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, USA |
Origin and Allocation of Regulatory T cells upon Graft Rejection or Acceptance |
Prof. Victor Laubach University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA |
Prevention of Lung Transplant Injury by Adenosine Receptor Activation |
Dr Andrew Luster Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, USA |
Chemokine-Mediated Control of Effector and Regulatory T Cells in Lung Rejection |
Prof. Anette Melk Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, Kinderklinik, Hannover, Germany |
Overcoming Senescence Mechanisms Will Lead to Better Renal Graft Survival |
Prof. Wei-Ping Min University of Western Ontario, London, Canada |
Prevention of Organ Injury and Rejection in Transplantation |
Prof. Andrey Sorokin Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA |
Prevention of Virus-associated Nephropathy after Renal Transplantation |
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1.2 Conventional ROTRF Research Grants - Cycle XX |
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Dr Ignacio Anegon INSERM U643, Nantes, France |
Analysis of Cells That Inhibit Anti-graft Immune Responses |
Dr David Russell University of Washington, Seattle, USA |
Histocompatible Stem Cells for Transplantation |
Dr Anna Valujskikh Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, USA |
Alloantibody Production in Sensitized Transplant Recipients |
Dr Barbara A. Wasowska Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA |
Sialylated IgG Antibodies Inhibit Inflammation and Graft Rejection |
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1.3 Clinical ROTRF Research Grants - Cycle XIX |
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Prof. Annette Boehler University Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland |
Confocal Microscopy after Lung Transplantation: Specific Findings during Rejection? |
Dr Diana Metes University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA |
Immune Cells for Therapy of Post-transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders in Pediatric Transplant Patients |
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1.4 Clinical ROTRF Research Grants - Cycle XX |
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Dr Neal N. Iwakoshi Emory University, Atlanta, USA |
Transplant Rejection Mediated by Antibody |
Dr David Neujahr Emory University, Atlanta, USA |
Predictive Modeling of Outcomes in Lung Transplantation |
Dr Emmanuel Zorn Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA |
Characterization of Immune Cells Contributing to the Rejection of Transplanted Kidneys in Humans |
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2. ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XIX and XX |
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2.1 Conventional ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XIX |
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Dr Karen Dwyer St. Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia |
Prolonging Pancreatic Islet Cell Survival following Transplantation |
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2.2 Conventional ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XX |
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Dr Jacques Thibodeau University Montreal, Montreal, Canada |
New Immunological Avenues to Improve Allograft Survival |
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2.3 Clinical ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XIX |
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Mr Paul Johnson University of Oxford, Oxford, UK |
Optimisation of Human Pancreatic Islet Isolation |