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Outstanding achievement award Fulvio Mavilio Fulvio Mavilio is Professor of Molecular Biology at the University of Modena and Reggio...

Outstanding achievement award Nathalie Cartier After her medical residency, Nathalie Cartier held a postdoctoral position at Institut...

Outstanding achievement award Didier Trono For his seminal contribution to the original design and early development of lentivirus-based...

Outstanding achievement award Malcolm Brenner For his contributions to developing the field of haematopoietic gene therapy, and in...

Outstanding achievement award Amit Nathwani For his pioneering work on adeno-associated virus gene transfer and gene therapy in...

Outstanding achievement award Luigi Naldini For his wide-ranging contributions to the field of gene and cell therapy, particularly for...

Outstanding achievement award Manuel Grez In recognition of his contributions to gene therapy for blood disorders, including X-linked...

Outstanding achievement award Zelig Eshhar For his seminal work on the chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) and its use in cancer...

Outstanding achievement award Thierry VandenDriessche In recognition of his achievements in developing and improving gene therapy...

Outstanding achievement award Adrian Thrasher For his wide-ranging achievements in gene and cell therapy for immunodeficiencies,...

Outstanding achievement awards Claudio Bordignon, Maria Grazia Roncarolo & Alessandro Aiuti For their combined success in developing gene...

Outstanding achievement award Marina Cavazzana For spearheading the translation of gene therapy from the lab into the clinic,...

Young investigator awards In 2008, YIA were awarded to four people (left to right): Antonia Follenzi (now an Assistant Professor at the...

Alberto Auricchio, Daniel E. Bauer and Benjamin Kleinstiver.

This award is given each year to an individual or a team who has made a significant impact in the field of gene and cell therapy.

Toni Cathomen, Anne Galy and Claire Booth.

The Founders Award is given to an ESGCT senior scientist to celebrate key discoveries in gene and cell therapies.

Alessandro Aiuti, Beta Thal, Nathalie Cartier, Gloria Gonzalez-Aseguinolaza, Matthias Titeux, Fatima Bosch and Matthew Porteus.

The Career Progression Award is presented to early- to mid-career researchers in recognition of achievements.

The Early Career Investigator Award recognises contributions made by ECRs.