The ESOT Congress is the most influential and major event of its kind, with participants attending from all over the globe to discuss, debate and explore the latest trends in the world of transplantation. Serving as a leading platform to exhibit best practice and research, the meeting delivers world-class science and education whilst offering vast networking opportunities at an international level. 

Several consortium members participated and presented at various sessions, showcasing their respective expertises, as well as featuring the latest development in HORUS.

The 11th International γδ T Cell Conference in Toronto, Ontario, Canada witll host more than 350 participants from across the globe over the course of a 4-day Conference (May 20-23, 2025) and will feature 50 talks and 3 poster sessions that will include new and exciting research presented for the first time at the international level.  

Various consortium members were in attendance and presented the research conducted in HORUS. For more information about the event, follow the link below.

The second edition of Spring Highlights in Transplantation Sciences was held in Paris on 27-28 March 2025, organised by the SFT and ESOT. The event brought together international experts to address key challenges in solid organ transplantation, focusing on infections. Topics included innovative diagnostics for emerging diseases and new strategies for preventing and treating CMV, EBV, and BKV. Speakers from Australia, Germany, Switzerland, the USA, and France contributed to the program.

Key consortium partners attended and presented the 2025 Spring HITS in Paris, France, where various topics were highlighed concerning CMV.

The fourth HORUS General Assembly was held in Bordeaux, France (4-5 February, 2025) where the project consortium gathered and spent 2 days, discussing the latest project developments.

Various consortium members were in attendance to present or moderate discussions covering various topics in transplantation.

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Hannah Kaminski presented the HORUS project at the SFI Symposium 7-8 November 2024 in Paris, France. The symposium featured four sessions covering various aspects of interest in the biology of innate T cells.

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Devi Mey, CEO – ESOT, and Chiara Parisotto, Senior Manager, Communications and Community Engagement – ESOT, attended the TTS Congress in Istanbul, Turkey on 22-28 September 2024. ESOT hosted a booth in the exhibition hall, where they distributed HORUS materials and represented the project through engaging discussions.

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The Guidelines on Management of CMV in Solid-organ Transplantation meeting was held in Montreal, Quebec, from June 21-22, 2024. This international consensus meeting included 15% of experts from the HORUS consortium! It's fantastic to see a strong representation from our project team actively involved in developing a global consensus to combat CMV infection.

The HORUS Project's General Assembly was held in Barcelona on 8 and 9 February. This significant milestone was achieved through collaborative efforts towards advancing cutting-edge research and innovation. Representatives from all Work Packages came together to provide a comprehensive overview of the project's progress so far. The atmosphere was vibrant and engaged, with a lively and fruitful discussion reflecting the dynamic collaboration among the project stakeholders. Since the last assembly in June 2023, the HORUS Project has made substantial progress. The consortium has taken important steps to showcase their dedication and effectiveness in driving the project's objectives.