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Scientific Working Committees

Working Together. For Life.

More than 3,000 worldwide researchers participate on CIBMTR’s Working Committees, and more than 40 global experts serve as volunteer Committee Chairs. Together, these researchers answer clinically important questions using CIBMTR’s Outcomes Database.

Working Committees shape the observational research that leads to most of CIBMTR's publications. Through focused committees, volunteer members propose, design, and implement studies. Working Committee studies are guided by Chairs who are experts in the relevant field and by Scientific Directors who are experienced transplant physicians with MS degrees in biostatistics or related fields. Statisticians coordinate Working Committee activities and participate in individual studies, and Statistical Directors provide oversight. Investigators from around the world are currently participating in more than 100 Working Committee studies.

Working Committee Membership

  • Membership is open to anyone willing to take an active role in developing and completing studies that involve CIBMTR data or resources. We encourage participation from US and international transplant centers.
  • To join a Working Committee, visit the committee page or email CIBMTRStatsOps@mcw.edu
  • Learn more about each of the Working Committees by clicking on each of the links below

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Current Working Committee Studies

Browse Working Committee studies to view research studies currently in progress.

Publicly Available Datasets

View CIBMTR’s publication analysis datasets, which are freely available to the public for secondary analysis.

Working Committee Publications

Browse publications to review CIBMTR’s important and practice-changing research findings.

CIBMTR Page Scholars: Working Committee Training and Leadership Program

In 2023, CIBMTR launched a 2-year training program for early career investigators. This program helps early career investigators learn and participate in Working Committee activities, including attending Working Committee leadership calls and overseeing studies. To learn more about this training program, visit the CIBMTR Page Scholars page .