Cell Transplant Society

The Cell Transplant Society was set up in 1966. The CTS is eager to design some new changes to our Society that were accounted for in the midst of the late 2015 IPITA-IXA-CTS Joint Congress in Melbourne, Australia. The first and most invigorating revelation was made in the midst generally fundamental orchestrating sessions for the Society; the CTS Council has certified a name change for the Society as "Cell Transplant and Regenerative Medicine Society." This Society name depicts the cooperation of our interdisciplinary assembling, and will extend our trial focus to consolidate examination and experts in the creating and stimulating field of regenerative drug. The Transplantation Society has started a recorded reference library to be housed in the International Headquarters in Montreal. The Transplantation Society's Governing Board offers Honors and Awards to see individuals adding to the field of transplantation through uncommon achievement (for central specialists, clinicians and in making countries), mentorship and planning, and also merciful attempts. All people from TTS are qualified to make assignments and to be chosen for these Awards. The Medawar Prize, named after Society prime supporter Sir Peter Medawar, is seen as the world's most lifted gave honor for the most remarkable duties in the field of transplantation. The Medawar Prize has been conceded at each of our Society's biennial Congresses since 1990. The honor sees the exceptional operators whose duties have had such a huge effect on the field of organ transplantation.