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ChairAli Taher, American University of Beirut Medical Center (Lebanon)
Co-chairAchille Iolascon, University of Naples Federico II (Italy)
SWG Steering Committee members
Patricia Aguilar Martinez, Henri Mondor University Hospital (France)
Maria Domenica Cappellini, University of Milan (Italy)
Marta Morado, Hospital Universitario La Paz (Spain)
Martina Muckenthaler, University…
Chairs and Members
Chair (2022–2025 term)Philipp Staber, Medical University Vienna (Austria)
Co-chair (2022–2025 term)Caroline Heckman, FIMM, Helsinki (Finland)
SWG Steering Committee members (2022–2025 term)
Jean-Pierre Bourquin, Universitäts-Kinderspital Zürich (Switzerland)
Kirsten Grønbæk, University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
Eva Hellström Lindberg, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm (Sweden)
Ulrich Jäger, Medical University Vienna (Austria)
Luca Malcovati,…
Chairs and Members
Chair (2023–2026)Marieke Essers, German Cancer Research Center (German)
Co-chair (2023–2026)Elisa Laurenti, University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)
SWG Steering Committee members (2023–2026)
Konstantinos Kokkaliaris, Frankfurt University (German)
Mirjam Belderbos, Prinses Maxima Center Utrecht (The Netherlands)
Simona Valetta, University of Manchester (United Kingdom)
Members
David Kent (United Kingdom)
Nina Cabezas-Wallscheid…
Chairs and members
Chair (2024–2027 term)Igor Aurer (education and scientific meetings co-lead) – University Hospital Centre Zagreb, University of Zagreb and KroHem, Croatia
Co-chair (2024–2027 term)Martin Dreyling (guidelines lead) – University Hospital Grosshadern, Ludwig Maximilian University and GLA, Germany
SWG Executive Board members (2024–2027 term)
Kim Linton (scientific secretary) –…
Preanalytical WG
Responsibilities:
Reviewing SOPs for sample handling and storage to ensure uniformity across the consortium. Overseeing the logistics of sample collection. Defining the minimum (core markers) and extended panels for immunophenotyping. Establishing good practice sampling for retrospective analysis.
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