MOHAN Foundation at the International Transplant Congress hosted by ESOT, London

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  Ms Jaya Jairam at ESOT 2025 Congress at London

  

  Ms Jaya Jairam presenting Technology in Organ donation and transplantation - from Enabler to Predictor

  

  Ms. Jaya Jairam presenting on AI based Organ Predict at ESOT 2025 in London

  

  Ms. Jaya Jairam presenting printed Poster on Drone Delivery of organs at ESOT 2025 Congress at London

  

  Ms Jaya Jairam presenting EPoster on Empowering Transplant Professionals through Innovative Online Training at ESOT 2025, London

  

  Ms Jaya Jairam presenting EPoster on Enabling Transplants for the Non-affording through Crowdfunding

  

  Ms Jaya Jairam presenting ePoster on Equity through Public Private Partnership - the Manipur Story

  

  Ms Jaya Jairam presenting EPoster on Impact of Organ Donation Ambassador Program at ESOT 2025 Congress, London

  Ms. Jaya Jairam represented MOHAN Foundation at the prestigious International Transplant Congress, hosted by the European Society for Organ Transplantation (ESOT), held in London from 29 June to 2 July 2025. The overarching theme of the congress was “Nurturing a Sustainable Transplantation Journey,” with a strong emphasis on innovation, equity, long-term graft survival, and environmentally responsible practices in transplantation.

  Jaya delivered an oral presentation under the session “Technology in Organ Donation and Transplantation – From Enabler to Predictor”. She presented a novel AI-powered innovation developed in India that enables precise kidney donor-recipient matching and predicts long-term organ survival. This tool is designed to support clinical decision-making and improve transplant outcomes, particularly in resource-constrained settings.

  In addition to the oral presentation, she contributed several posters that showcased MOHAN Foundation’s diverse and inclusive approach to strengthening the transplant ecosystem:

  • Printed poster - 'Successful deployment of Drone-based transport systems for delivering organs' 
  • EPosters - 
    • o Enabling Transplants for the Non-affording using Crowdfunding, 
    • o Impact of Organ Donation Ambassador Training,
    • o Empowering Transplant Professionals through an innovative ELearning training programme,
    • o Equity through Public-Private Partnership in underserved Northeastern India

  Highlights from ESOT 2025:
  The congress brought together experts from across the globe and showcased cutting-edge advancements in transplantation science, clinical practice, and policy. Some of the key themes and sessions included:

  • Personalised Transplant Medicine – Advances in genomics, biomarkers, and AI-driven predictive tools aimed at tailoring immunosuppression and improving graft longevity.
  • Sustainable Transplantation – Conversations around reducing the environmental footprint of transplantation, with practical solutions for greening hospital operations and organ transport logistics.
  • Equity and Access – Sessions focused on addressing disparities in access to transplantation, especially for migrants, ethnic minorities, and low-income populations in both high- and low-resource settings.
  • Xenotransplantation and Regenerative Medicine – Updates on breakthroughs in organ bioengineering, including 3D-printed tissues and xenograft models that may address future organ shortages.

  
  
  Source-Ms. Jaya Jairam