The study is currently in progress. The aim is to carry out a multicentre research project to evaluate the level of immune reconstitution achieved by patients with ADA-SCID on ERT while awaiting a more definitive treatment with HSCT or GT. Because GT is now recommended over HSCT if there is no matched sibling donor, but it is associated with a significantly longer waiting time, precise knowledge about timing of immune reconstitution, and when to consider treatment failure and plan an „urgent“ HSCT is important in the management of patients with ADA-SCID.
Gergana Georgieva
Deciphering inflammatory phenotypes prior to and under targeted therapies in JAK1GOF disease
The study is currently in progress. The objectives of this study include: 1) Investigation of disease phenotypes in JAK1GOF disease 2) Investigation of specific treatments and treatment responses in
JAK1GOF disease
3) Creation of a platform for further functional testing of VUS in JAK1.
AI in registry work for IEI/PID
The study is currently in progress. The main objectives of this study are to test the feasibility of using patient L1 and IDDA score datasets for
training purposes of AI prediction models and to develop simple AI-based monitoring recommendation
guidance.
Call for participation: Understanding clinical and immunological features of MAGT1 deficiency in patients with X-linked immunodeficiency
The study is currently in progress.
If your centre has cared for patients with MAGT1 mutations we invite you to participate and please reach out to Prof. Dr Safa Baris or Dr. Ezgi Yalcin Gungore. The collection of data will be until end of July 2025.
Call for participation: Genotypic-phenotypic spectrum and outcome of haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) in patients with Coronin-1A deficiency
The study is currently in progress. If you have patients diagnosed with Coronin 1A deficiency and are interested in contributing to this study please contact Dr. Despina Moshous at Despina.moshous@inserm.fr and Dr. Reem Elfeky at reem.elfeky@gosh.nhs.uk.
Clinical spectrum and management of patients with autosomal dominant anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia and immunodeficiency caused by NFKBIA heterozygous variants. A joint ESID/EBMT IEWP study
The study is currently in progress. The objective of this study is to investigate the clinical and biological manifestations, treatment, and outcome of patients with autosomal dominant anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia with immunodeficiency due to NFKBIA pathogenic variants.
Call for participation: IL2Rα and IL2Rβ Deficiencies – Clinical Phenotype and HSCT Outcome, a joint ESID/EBMT IEWP study
The study is currently in progress.
The objectives of this study include:
1) Describe the clinical and immunological phenotype in patients with IL2RA and IL2RB deficiencies
2) Describe the outcome of HSCT in these two disorders
3) Explore the impact of CMV serostatus and CMV disease at HSCT on outcome
4) Explore the impact of donor chimerism on immunophenotype and disease activity post-HSCT
ESID 2026 Fellowships – April
Over the past few months, ESID Education Committee (including Juniors and PIDCD working parties) has updated and refined the ESID Fellowships Program to ensure a smoother application and review process for all applicants.
We are pleased to announce the program is now open and continues to offer two distinct opportunities – observership grant and research fellowship – for ESID members to expand their expertise, strengthen inter-institutional collaboration, and advance research and care in Primary Immunodeficiencies (PIDs). You can find more information about each below and apply by November 10th!
ESID 2025 Fellowships – October
Over the past few months, ESID Education Committee (including Juniors and PIDCD working parties) has updated and refined the ESID Fellowships Program to ensure a smoother application and review process for all applicants.
We are pleased to announce the program is now open and continues to offer two distinct opportunities – observership grant and research fellowship – for ESID members to expand their expertise, strengthen inter-institutional collaboration, and advance research and care in Primary Immunodeficiencies (PIDs). You can find more information about each below and apply by November 10th!
ESID 2025 Fellowships – April
ESID Fellowships are a great way not only to finance your projects in the field of PIDs but also to expand your professional network, exchange knowledge, increase your expertise and move your career to a new level. Through an ESID Fellowship, you can find new opportunities and start new collaborative projects.