2015-2017 - Advanced Renal Transplantation - Interactive Teaching Series


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Inducing Tolerance - Clinical Approaches

17.1 - Inducing Tolerance - Clinical Approaches

Presenter: Kathryn, Wood, Oxford, UK
Authors: Kathryn Wood

Kathryn Wood - Biography:

Kathryn Wood is Professor of Immunology Emerita in the Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, University of Oxford where she runs the Transplantation Research Immunology Group (TRIG – www.nds.ox.ac.uk/trig).

Her research focuses on tolerance induction at the molecular and cellular level, immune regulation and interactions between the immune system and stem cell derived tissues. Professor Wood is a Fellow of The Academy of Medical Sciences and is currently the Khoo Oon Teik Visiting Professor at the National University Centre for Organ Transplantation (NUCOT), National University Hospital in Singapore (2015 – 2020). She has a strong interest in providing support and opportunities for the development of scientists, both men and women, to enable them to achieve their full potential and to this end, was instrumental in setting up the New Key Opinion Leaders meetings within TTS and was the founding Chair of the Women in Transplantation initiative (WIT – www.tts.org/women).

Her research achievements have been recognised internationally, including receiving a Gold Medal awarded by The Catalan Society of Transplantation (2011), The Maharshi Sushruta Award (2012), the Federa Prize (2014) and the TTS Women in Transplantation, Achievement Award (2014).

Kathryn was President of The Transplantation Society (2004-2006) and Editor of the Transplantation journal (1992 - 2014).


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