EAACI Fellows - Winners

EAACI Fellows 2021

		Jean Bousquet Dr. Bousquet has been awarded the FEAACI in 2021 for his continuous excellence in research on airways remodelling in asthma, allergy multimorbidity, a new defiition for IgE-mediated diseases, the digital transformation of health, air pollution planetary Health and, more recently COVID-19.
		Graham Roberts Dr. Roberts has been awarded the FEAACI in 2021 for his continuous excellence in research on quality of life in allergic disease, severe childhood asthma, improving the diagnosis and management of childhood food allergy and the epidemiology of childhood aeroallergen, food and latex allergy.
		Mübeccel Akdis Dr. Akdis has been awarded the FEAACI in 2021 for her continuous excellence in research of mechanisms of allergen tolerance, high dose allergen exposure models in humans, mechanisms of AIT, functions of T regulatory cells, NK regulatory cells and IL-10 producing human B regulatory cells.
		Stephen Durham Dr. Durham has been awarded the FEAACI in 2021 for his continuous excellence in research of basic mechanisms of allergic rhinitis and asthma, local IgE regulation and translational clinical and mechanistic studies of allergen immunotherapy.

EAACI Fellows 2020

		Claudia Traidl-Hoffmann Dr. Traidl-Hoffmann has been awarded the FEAACI in 2020 for her continuous excellence on environment-human and environment-environment interaction with a focus on the barrier function of border surfaces, and the effects of climate change on environment and health.
		Giorgio Walter Canonica Dr. Canonica has been awarded the FEAACI in 2020 for his continuous excellence in investigating the different T Iymphocytes subsets and their functional role in basic and clinical research (Allergy, Organ specific autoimmunity, CNS degenerative diseases and cancer), and the molecular events and interactions between immunocompetent cells.
		Nikos Papadopoulos Dr. Papadopoulos has been awarded the FEAACI in 2020 for his continuous excellence in understanding of the role on infections in asthma, and basic, translational and clinical aspects of allergy, from molecule characterisation to clinical trials.
		Sebastian Johnston Dr. Johnston has been awarded the FEAACI in 2020 for his continuous excellence in addressing the mechanisms of acute exacerbations of asthma and interactions between respiratory infections and allergic disease, and development of human and mouse in vivo models of rhinovirus

EAACI Fellows 2019

Cezmi Akdis

Dr. Cezmi Akdis has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries on mechanisms of immune tolerance to allergens, mechanisms of eczema, human Treg cells, human Breg cells, human ILCreg cells, role of histamine receptor 2 in immune tolerance, first papers on antigen-specific T cell plasticity.

Gennaro d'Amato

Dr. Gennaro d'Amato has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to factors driving the increase in respiratory allergic diseases, especially in urban areas with high air pollution and more generally the impact of climate change and air pollution.

Barry Kay

Dr. Barry Kay has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to the role of eosinophils and T cells in allergy and asthma.

Torsten Zuberbier

Dr. Torsten Zuberbier has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to the role of mast cells in allergy, and the establishment of long-term cult model of human skin mast cells.

		Cezmi Akdis Dr. Cezmi Akdis has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries on mechanisms of immune tolerance to allergens, mechanisms of eczema, human Treg cells, human Breg cells, human ILCreg cells, role of histamine receptor 2 in immune tolerance, first papers on antigen-specific T cell plasticity.
		Gennaro d'Amato Dr. Gennaro d'Amato has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to factors driving the increase in respiratory allergic diseases, especially in urban areas with high air pollution and more generally the impact of climate change and air pollution.
		Barry Kay Dr. Barry Kay has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to the role of eosinophils and T cells in allergy and asthma.
		Torsten Zuberbier Dr. Torsten Zuberbier has been awarded the FEAACI in 2019 for his continuous excellence in the field and major discoveries related to the role of mast cells in allergy, and the establishment of long-term cult model of human skin mast cells.

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