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Awards And Oration

Dr. R.V.S. Yadav Oration

Applicant should be member or has to apply for ISOT membership to be eligible for this award. This Oration is awarded to a senior Transplantation Surgeon who has contributed significantly to the practice and teaching of Organ Transplantation in India. The awardee will be selected by the Scientific Committee of the ISOT.
The application must reach to the Secretariat before 31st July.
Award: Plaque and Shawl
Recipient:

YearAwardeeTopic
2026Dr. Arvinder Singh SoinFrom impossible to inevitable: The Evolution of Liver Transplantation in India and the Road Ahead
2025Dr. Ravindra SabnisDonor Nephrectomy – Open to Lap – Lessons learnt
2024Dr. Jamal RizviPancreas Transplantation in India
2023Dr. Anant KumarRobotic  Assisted Kidney transplantation
2022Dr. Mohamed RelaPediatric Transplantation: Size doesn’t matter!
2021Dr. Ashish SharmaOutcome of Kidney Transplantation from donation after circulatory death (DCD)
2019Dr. Pranjal ModiLaparoscopic and Robotic-assisted laparoscopic kidney transplantation- evolution or revolution?
2018Dr. Sunil Shroff 
2017Dr. Subash Gupta 
Dr. K.N. Udupa Memorial Lecture
This award is reserved for outstanding research work done by ISOT members below the age of 40. The application along with six copies of CV, topic of lecture and the original work of the member done in India in relation to the topic of the lecture should reach the Secretariat before 31st July. The candidate if selected for the award has to submit the original article of the work for which award is given to Indian Journal of Transplantation.
Award: Certificate and Medallion
Recipient:
Year Awardee Topic
2026 Dr. Pranjal Kashi Expanding access to Kidney Transplantation in India through Desensitisation, kidney exchange and emerging transplant strategies
2025 Dr.Priti Meena Planned, Monitored, and Possible: Redefining Long-Term Pregnancy Outcomes in Indian Kidney Transplant Recipients
2024 Dr. Sourabh Sharma “Breaking Barriers- Understanding Organ Donation Perceptions in the Indian Transplant Professionals”
2023 Dr. Sanshriti Chauhan Gender Disparities in Organ Donation and Transplantation in India and Asia
2022 Dr. Amit Pasari CYP3A5 Polymorphism: a key to personalized Tacrolimus dosing in patients undergoing renal transplantation
2021 Dr. Hari Shankar Meshram Kidney Transplantation in COVID-19 era : current evidence
2019 Dr. Manish Balwani
2018 Dr. Raja Ramachandran
2017 Dr. Pranaw Jha
 
Dr. Vidya Acharya Oration
This award is intended to recognize outstanding research work done by any International Faculty (preferably of Indian Origin) that significantly advances the field of organ transplantation in India or, overseas. Any ISOT member can also apply for this Award whose research work has been exceptionally recognised. The application along with CV, a write up on the proposed Oration based on original work in relation to the topic of the Oration should reach the Secretariat before 31st July.
Award: Plaque and Shawl
Recipient:
Year Awardee Topic
2026 Dr. K L Gupta Post – Transplant Maligancy and PTLD
2025 Dr. Narayan Prasad Silver Jubilee Story of Kidney Transplantation at SGPGIMS
2024 Dr. Vivek Kute Expanding the donor pool with swap ,ABOi and deceased donation to increase access to  transplantation
2023 Chakko K Jacob Evolution of Kidney Transplantation in  India
2022 Dr. Sandeep Guleria COVID-19 and Transplantation in India
2021 Dr. Georgi Abraham Kidney Transplantation   in diabetic kidney disease
2019 Dr.  Manikkam Suthanthiran Monitoring the allograft in the 21st century
2018 Dr. BVR Murthy
2017 Dr. Manish Gandhi
Dr. HL Trivedi Oration
Dr HL Trivedi oration was approved in ISOT General Body meeting (GBM) on 1st Oct 2019 at India Exposition Mart Limited (IEML) Greater Noida (Delhi/NCR) during CAST-ISOT 2019. GBM decided to replace Dr. JM Patel oration with Dr HL Trivedi Oration. Ahmedabad Nephrology forum has provided RS 15 lacks (Rupees Fifteen lacks) to ISOT to support this oration.

Dr HL Trivedi oration, named after one of the founder members of the ISOT is recognized as one of the highest dedicated award of ISOT for an outstanding contributions in the field of transplantation. Dr HL Trivedi oration will be awarded at each of our Society’s Congresses from 2021 onwards. The award recognizes the outstanding investigators whose contributions have had a profound influence on the field of organ transplantation. It recognizes individuals who have made a major national and international impact in the field of transplantation.

Criteria for selection of awardee by Chairman, Scientific & Credential committee ISOT
    • He/she should be recognized authority with significant research in Transplantation (basic or clinical science) documented by minimum 5 research papers publications as a first author- impact factor of journal should be counted.
    • He/she Must have worked for more than 10 years in field of Transplantation.
    • He/she has made significant impact in (changing) practice of Transplantation.
    • Anyone can submit nomination for Dr HL Trivedi oration as per prescribed format via e-mail to Secretary ISOT by 30th June each year. No hardcopy to follow.
    • It can be given to international leader who have made outstanding and sustained contributions to the establishment and/or development of Transplantation in their own country or region.
    • Chairman Scientific committee and Credential committee of ISOT can also nominate anyone and will decide the selections of awardee by 15th July each year and inform the awardee and post on ISOT website.
    • The Orator will be given a high-quality plaque and shawl. The Local organizing team of ISOT meeting and or ISOT would provide the logistics support (the travel, stay and registration) to the awardee.
    • The duration of talk for Dr HL Trivedi oration will be of 30 minutes including 5 minutes introduction of Dr HL Trivedi oration and awardee. It should be included in scientific program preferably on second day at premium time.
Recipient:
Year Awardee Topic
2026 Dr. Mohamed Rela Liver Transplantation in the Future – Redefining Possibilities & Restoring Lives
2025 Dr. Georgi Abraham Changing Paradigm shifts in weight loss Goals in Transplantation
2024 Dr. Dorry Segav How we have expanded organ transplantation in the last two decades, and what might the next two decades bring?
2023 Dr. Mehmet Haberal Deceased Donation in Turkey and our regions
2022 Dr. Alvin Roth Transplant sufficiency in an unequal world
2021 Dr. Stefan Tullius Executive Editor Transplantation Organ allocation on its way to closing the gap between supply and demand
Tankers Young Investigator Award
  • The awardee will be chosen from ISOT members submitting abstract for ISOT annual congress. He/She should be among any researcher below 45 years of age who has made an outstanding contribution towards understanding Transplantation Science of relevance to India
  • Work submitted for award should be unpublished
  • Kindly select the option of Apply for Tankers Young Investigator Award while submitting abstract through ISOT website after your personal log in. Any separate request through email after submission of abstract for award will not be entertained.
  • Rs 50,000 with citation will be given to the most outstanding young researcher (Age less than 45 years) from India
TANKER’S Young Investigator Award
Recipient:
Year Awardee Topic
2026 Dr. Devprakash Chaudhary Preliminary Results From the SAFE-NMP Study: Safety Assessment of Extended-Duration Normothermic Machine Perfusion in Deceased-Donor Kidney Transplantation- A Single-Centre Pilot Study
2025 Dr. Khushboo Saxena A Change In Allocation Policy May Overcome Gender Disparity In Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation
2024 Dr. Sakthi Selvakumar A Validation Study of a Web-Based Algorithm for Precise Donor-Recipient Matching and Chain Generation in Swap Transplantation Using Historical Transplant Data
ISOT La-Renon Mentor Mentee Awards
  • ISOT recognizes the contributions of its members with ISOT Mentee-Mentor Awards which is given to scientists who have made significant contribution in understanding of transplantation science
  • It will foster the development of the young investigators who will shape the future of transplantation in India
  • APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
  • Evidence of Abstract Submission to ISOT Annual Congress
  • Letter from Department Chair confirming the training status of the Mentee.
  • Kindly select the option of Apply for ISOT La renon mentor mentee award while submitting abstract through ISOT website after your personal log in. Any separate request through email after submission of abstract for award will not be entertained.
  • ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
  • Mentee must be currently enrolled as a graduate student or Undergoing training in any transplant scientific field at the time of application. Candidates who have passed the examination at the time of application will not be considered for award. Mentee must be the first author and presenter of a submitted abstract (either oral or poster) at the ISOT Annual Congress.
  • Mentor must be an nationally recognized faculty ISOT member with a strong record of past achievements in the field of transplantation. The mentor must be the senior author of the same accepted abstract (either oral or poster) at the ISOT Annual Congress.
  • Mentee and Mentor must be active members of ISOT
  • Please note that both Mentee and Mentor MUST ATTEND IN-PERSON the ISOT Annual Conference
  • Applicants not present in person at the ISOT Annual Conference  will be disqualified and will not receive the award.
  • Mentee should be less than 40 years of age
  • ISOT Membership is compulsory
  • Each year, 10 awards will be given
  • Each Award will Carry INR 70000/- (20,000 for Mentor & 50,000 for Mentee). Award will be given at the ISOT Annual Meeting.
Award will be given at the ISOT Annual Meeting ISOT Mentor Mentee Award

year 2026

Sr. No. MENTEE (Student) MENTOR abstract_title
1 Dr. Anjali Darshan Patel Dr. Sishir Gang PREGNANCY AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION: MATERNAL, FETAL AND GRAFT OUTCOMES A SINGLE-CENTRE CASE SERIES
2 Dr. Nishtha Manuja Dr. Anil Kumar Operational guidelines for the National kidney swap transplantation program in India: A modified Delphi Consensus by ISOT and National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization
3 Dr. Sonam Dingra Dr. Subho banerjee Impact of Compatible Pairs in Single Centre Kidney Paired Donation to Increase Donor pool: A cohort study
4 Dr. Vivek Hari Dr. Sourabh Sharma Clinical Outcomes of Kidney Paired Donation/Swap Transplantation Versus Directed Living Donor Kidney Transplantation: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
5 Dr. Rohan Rao Dr. Devprakash Choudhary Donor Renal Artery Spasm in Living Donor Nephrectomy: A Novel Functional Warm Ischaemia Phenotype associated with Slow Graft Function, Graft Rejection and Graft Loss in Living Donor Kidney Transplant
6 Dr. Kapil Vijaykumar Gothwal Dr. Deepesh Kenwar Renal Transplantation from Elderly Living Donors (65 Years): Donor Safety and Recipient Outcomes in a 24-Year Single Centre Cohort
7 Dr. Bipasa Kar Dr. Jigar Shrimali Gender Patterns in Kidney Transplantation in Adult Nephrology Practice in India: A National Survey of Nephrologists
8 Dr. Belmin B J Winston Gysley Dr. Sarbpreet Singh Early Prediction of Post Transplant Diabetes Mellitus (PTDM) using Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) device – An effective approach of managing this endocrinological complication
9 Dr. Saurabh Puri Dr. Hari Shankar Meshram Scale of unmet solid organ transplantation need in India: a projection for organ transplant need by 2040
10 Dr. Ritika Dr. Smita Pattanaik Functional Assessment of Tacrolimus Immunosuppression Using NFAT Residual Gene Expression: Association with Rejection and Infection After Kidney Transplantation

year 2025

Sr. No. MENTEE (Student) MENTOR abstract_title
1 Dr Jeeta Maity Arpita Ray Chaudhury Gender Disparity in Organ Transplantation in India from 2019-2023: Insights from the Global Observatory on Donation and Transplantation
2 Dr Manjari Shukla Shruti Tapiawala Association of HLA antigens with the Risk of Developing NODAT in Kidney Transplant Recipients
3 Dr Bhavin Modasia Hari Shankar Meshram Biomarkers to predict major adverse kidney event in liver transplant recipients: A single centre, prospective cohort study.
4 Dr Anvita Nilekani Kamal Vimal Kanodia POLYOMA VIRUS NEPHROPATHY IN RENAL ALLOGRAFT: A SINGLE CENTRE 14 AND HALF YEARS EXPERIENCE
5 Dr Nupur P. Baruah Kamlesh S Suthar De novo focal and segmental glomerulosclerosis in renal allograft: A single center 14 years experience.
6 Dr Arivoli Selvi Jayalakshmi Seshadri Determinants and Outcomes of Renal Allograft Rejection: A Retrospective Study with Pharmacogenomic Correlation from South India
7 Dr. Belmin B J Winston Gysley Sarbpreet Singh Post Transplant Parvovirus infection : Strategic management of a double edged sword
8 Dr Suma Katyaeni Danduri Vipin kumar Goyal Impact of FloTrac versus Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) Guided Hemodynamic Management on Intraoperative Hypotension in Kidney Transplantation- a retrospective observational study
9 Dr Anuj Kumar Anant Kumar Precision vs. Tradition: Robotic vs. Open Kidney Transplantation in Multivessel Graft Cases A Retrospective Analysis at a High-Volume Tertiary Care Centre
10 Dr Yarasura. Manusha Manisha Sahay REINTEGRATION INTO THE WORKFORCE AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION: INSIGHTS FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE SCALPEL
Year-2024 Mentee (Student) Mentor abstract_title
1 Dr. vishal parmar Dr. Divyesh Engineer Donor-recipient pairs should decide on anonymity vs non-anonymity in kidney exchanges
2 Dr. Pranjal Kashiv Dr. Amit Pasari CYP3A5 Polymorphism in Kidney Transplant Recipients: A Single Center Experience
3 Dr. Mugdha Anand Sathe Dr. Narayan prasad Outcomes of second kidney transplant: A single centre experience from northern India
4 Dr..Rajat Mangal Dr. suraj godara Paired kidney donation transplant – a 10 year experience from a single centre in northern India
5 Dr. Nayan Ashok Chaudhari Dr. Kinnari Vala COMPARISON OF INFECTIONS AND REJECTIONS, GRAFT AND PATIENT SURVIVAL IN DIFFERENT INDUCTION IMMUNOSUPPRESSION PROTOCOLS IN PEDIATRIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
6 Dr. Saurabh Puri Dr. Hari Shankar meshram A predictive model to detect high risk chronic kidney disease following post orthotropic liver transplantation in Indian cohort: An ambispective, single-center analysis.
7 Dr. Amar Pratap singh Dr. Pratik Das PLASMAPHERESIS VS IMMUNOADSORPTION VS COMBINED PLASMAPHERESIS&IMMUNOADSORPTION THERAPY:A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DESENSITIZATION EFFICACY IN ABO INCOMPATIBLE RENAL TRANSPLANT WITH HIGH BASELINE TITRE
8 Dr. KONDALARAO.DASARI Dr. Manisha Sahay PREDICTIVE VALUE OF LKDPI ON RECIPIENTS RENAL FUNCTION ONE YEAR AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION-SINGLE CENTRE STUDY.
9 Dr. Abhishek Vashisth Dr.Arpita Ray Chaudhury Graft Function Stabilisation in Chronic AMR: Can Tocilizumab be an Option
10 Dr. Bharat bhushan bamaniya Dr. Ashish Sharma Evaluating the Impact of ATG Induction Therapy on Graft and Patient Survival in Living Donor Kidney Transplantation: Insights from the Largest Single Center Experience
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