The 11th International Transplant and Cellular Therapy Course is crafted to inspire your professional growth through cutting-edge science, insightful discussions, and collaborative learning...
Preliminary Scientific Programme
What to expect:
Day 1: A comprehensive overview of cell therapy, transplant immunology, and the management of severe complications.
Day 2: Parallel adult and pediatric tracks showcasing the latest advances and their clinical impact in transplant and cellular therapies.
Keynote lecture: Redefining Hodgkin lymphoma through precision medicine.
Day 3: In-depth sessions on GvHD, the microbiome, long-term outcomes, cellular therapy in autoimmune diseases, and infectious complications.
This year’s programme also features 12 oral presentation slots and poster flash talks, offering exceptional opportunities for interaction with peers and leading experts. Supported by EBMT educational grants, the course welcomes participants from across Europe and beyond — all driven by a shared commitment to innovation and patient care.
Please refer to the document below for the latest version of the Scientific Programme:
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Case and Grant Submission
Please consider using the “Submit a Case and Apply for a Travel Grant” button above to start the process. Beware that this submission does not imply the registration to the meeting.
The EBMT is thrilled to announce the expansion of the EBMT Travel Grant programme, designed to enhance participation, foster inclusivity, and advance education within our Educational Meetings. These grants intend to alleviate the financial burden of in-person attendance to meetings, covering registration fees, and providing coverage for travel and accommodation expenses.
Travel Grants for Oral Presenters
Eligible oral presenters selected for the scientific programme committee of this educational course will receive an EBMT Travel Grant. The grant will cover registration fee cost, and a maximum reimbursement for travel and accommodation expenses.
- 9 travel grants for oral presenters of €500
- 2 travel grants for oral presenters of €1,000
Outreach Travel Grants
Outreach Grants are also available, we encourage you to submit your work and check the correct option while applying.
- 2 travel grants of €1,800 for physicians residing in countries classified as Low-income or lower-middle-income country residents (including Ukraine) or from Upper-middle income countries (applies to trainee/junior faculty only).
Submitting a case is not required to receive an Outreach Grant; nevertheless, applicants are encouraged to submit an abstract linked to the scientific programme to reinforce their application, even when no presentation is planned.
The reimbursement will not be paid in advance, but rather after the meeting, upon receipt of the completed reimbursement form along with all relevant receipts in the correct format.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for a presenter grant, applicants must:
- Submit a case through the system (max. 500 words). You will find the main topics when you access the submission system.
- Submit proof of their trainee, junior faculty or nurse status. Junior faculty is defined by EBMT as having five years or less of experience in a faculty role. EBMT recommends a letter from the institution’s Head of Department, please find a template here.
Please note that the EBMT will collect the age range of the presenter for statistical purposes; however, age is not an eligibility criterion for accessing these grants. Submitters who have been awarded an EBMT Grant within the last three years will have lower priority for a new grant than those who have not received one in that period.
Application Requirements
To apply for the grant, in addition to submitting the case, applicants are required to submit the following documents through the platform:
- CV (Curriculum Vitae)
- Letter of Motivation (maximum 350 words)
Other Information
Eligible applicants who do not require or cannot accept a grant can select not to apply during the submission. This does not have an impact on the eligibility of the case.
Non-trainee or non-junior faculty are welcome to submit their cases, but they will not be eligible for a grant. This does not have an impact on the eligibility of the case.
Selection Process
The selection will be conducted by the Scientific Programme Committee of the educational course. Candidates will be evaluated based on their merits and the quality/relevance of their work.
Important deadlines
Submission Deadline (*): 18 May 2026, 23:59 CEST
Communication of Selection Results: 5 June 2026
Deadline to Confirm Participation: 12 July 2026, 23:59 CEST
* In case the submission deadline is extended closer to the date, communication, and confirmation deadlines will be adapted accordingly.
This EBMT grant programme is a testament to our commitment to inclusivity, accessibility, and education. We believe that by removing financial barriers and amplifying diverse voices, we can create a more enriching and vibrant experience for all.
Registration
Registration will open soon.
Venue
The meeting will be held in Barcelona, Spain, at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona (Hospital Clínic).
Address: Carrer Casanova 143, 08036, Barcelona, Spain
Travel and Accommodation
Participants will be responsible for covering their travel and accommodation costs.
Important Note: Please be aware of fraudulent websites and unauthorised agencies posing as official providers. The EBMT is not involved in the accommodation or travel arrangements for attendees.
EBAH-CME Accreditation
Accreditation is in process. Please check back later for more details.
Sponsorship
There are various opportunities to support this meeting. For more information, please email fundraising@ebmt.org.