Prof. Róisín Dolan is an Academic Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive, and Hand Surgeon at St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, and a Conway Fellow at University College Dublin. Building on her experience in vascularised composite allotransplantation research at the University of Oxford, she now leads the SENTINEL Trial in Ireland, investigating skin-based early detection of transplant rejection to advance outcomes in reconstructive and transplant surgery.

Prof. Adam is a Professor of Respiratory Immunology at University College Dublin and a Senior Fellow at both the Conway Institute and Imperial College London. His research investigates innate immune responses in the lung, with a focus on chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. 

Research scientist specialising in human skin research and analysis. Contributed to translational research using sentinel skin flaps as vascularized composite allografts for real-time immunomonitoring and early detection of rejection in human organ transplantation. Focused on immune and molecular responses within donor-derived skin tissue to enhance diagnostic and improve organ transplantation.

Professor Henk Giele is a consultant plastic, reconstructive, and hand surgeon at Oxford University Hospitals and Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Oxford. He is the global lead and scientific advisor for the Sentinel Flap Trial, pioneering advances in sentinel skin flap monitoring and translational innovation in reconstructive surgery.