TTS 2026 - Abstract Submission - 3 days to the Deadline!

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Submission deadline: March 19, 2026 @ 23:59 EST

TTS 2026 is planning on accommodating up to 1,000 Oral Presentations!

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TTS and WIT Awards – Nominations Now Open

The Transplantation Society is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the Society’s most prestigious honors: the TTS Medawar Prize, the TTS Thomas Starzl Innovation Award, the TTS Dr. Sanjeev Kanoria Liver Transplant Award, WIT Awards and TTS Recognition Awards. TTS members are encouraged to nominate deserving colleagues whose work has had a meaningful impact on transplantation and the global transplant community.

The nomination deadline is May 18, 2026

The Medawar Prize is widely regarded as the field’s highest honor for outstanding scientific contributions.
TTS-Starzl Innovation Award celebrates transformative innovation reflecting the pioneering spirit of transplantation.
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The TTS-Dr. Sanjeev Kanoria Liver Transplant Award recognizes exceptional achievements in liver transplantation.
TTS Recognition Awards
These awards recognize individuals who have made a major international impact in the field of transplantation.
  • Outstanding Achievement Transplantation (Basic)
  • Outstanding Achievement in Transplantation (Clinical)
  • Outstanding Achievement in Transplantation (Developing Country)
  • Mentorship or Education and Training in Transplantation
Woman Leader in Transplantation Award
Unsung Hero Award

Transplantation Journal Highlights

Transplantation Journal - Social Media Content

Cumulative Risk Assessment for De Novo and Recurrent Nonliver Cancer After Liver Transplantation Based on Pretransplant Cancer Experience
As cancer therapeutics improve, more liver transplant (LT) candidates will have a history of prior to transplant malignancy (PTM), an established risk for cancer posttransplant.
Lung Transplantation: Highlights From the World Transplant Congress
Abstracts and symposia presented at the World Transplant Congress covered a wide range of lung transplantation-related science, ranging from fundamental cellular and molecular studies to large-scale multicenter projects. The data presented underscore the exciting advances being made, which will undoubtedly benefit patients in the years to come.

Transplantation Direct - Social Media Content

Consulting r/Transplant: Assessment of Reddit Use and Sentiment in Solid Organ Transplantation
Solid organ transplants are life-changing experiences that impact recipients, donors, care partners, medical teams, communities, and popular media. Social media is an influential part of modern life and provides a platform for healthcare experiences. This study assessed perspectives on solid organ transplantation by exploring the transplant community’s utilization of the social media site Reddit.
Association of Organ Preservation Methods With Von Willebrand Factor Upregulation in Microvascular Endothelial Cells Posttransplantation: Ex Vivo Lung Perfusion and Static Cold Storage
Von Willebrand factor (VWF) is a procoagulant glycoprotein expressed exclusively in endothelial cells and megakaryocytes. It mediates platelet adhesion to endothelial/subendothelial surfaces and initiates thrombogenesis. External stimuli, including hypoxia, were shown to upregulate VWF expression levels and alter its vascular tree expression pattern in the lung. Increased VWF levels are a significant risk factor for thrombus formation, a major complication in organ transplantation. Given that donor organs experience hypoxic conditions during transplantation, this study investigates whether hypoxia alters VWF expression and whether modifying organ preservation to reduce hypoxic exposure could prevent these alterations.

Research Grants Program - Notices of Intent

TTS provides funding to individual investigators to support their research in transplantation. The spectrum of studies includes basic, clinical/epidemiological and translational. This individual should have spent five years or less performing research in transplantation (and/or immunology relating to transplant) since obtaining their last doctoral degree (PhD, MD, PharmD, or equivalent). One of these research grants will be preferentially designated to TTS members from a low- or middle-income country. Please send application materials and any questions to jennifer.groverman@tts.org.

Notice of Intent Deadline: March 30, 2026
Full Application Deadline: May 1, 2026

Only applicants who submit a successful Notice of Intent will be eligible to submit a full application.

To further promote equity and global research capacity, the top-ranked applicant from a low- or middle-income country (LMIC) who is not selected for a main Research Grant will be awarded a TTS LMIC Bridge Grant. This program is designed to strengthen proposals for future funding success for researchers in these regions.

As part of this initiative, recipients will also benefit from personalized mentorship through the TTS Research Mentor Program. Each Bridge Grant awardee will be paired with an experienced Senior TTS mentor from an established research program.


Women in Transplantation Updates

WIT Research Grants will support the next generation of scientists, furthering our understanding of the importance of sex and gender in transplantation. This is a growing field of interest and the more we learn the closer we are to applying these findings to clinical care to benefit patients and donors. Research Fellowship Grants, Research Grants for Low-Middle Income Countries, and Research Grants for Projects in Gender and Sex and SOT amongst Indigenous Populations are being offered.
Completed Proposals are due by 1st April 2026.
Women in Transplantation is delighted to announce that nominations for the Women in Transplantation (WIT) Awards are now open! These awards are presented at the 31st Congress of The Transplantation Society (TTS) on Sept 20-23 in Sydney, Australia.
Nomination packages, including all supporting documents, must be received by May 1st 2026.

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