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ECR meeting – registration and abstract submission now open
Registration for the 2nd Platelet Society Early Career Researchers meeting is now open. The meeting will be held at the Blizard Institute in London on the 23rd April 2020 and promises to be a vibrant and exciting meeting focused on ECRs and careers. You can register for the meeting and submit an abstract by visiting […]
Glanzmann’s Thrombasthenia (GT) – A Personal Story
Tanya is aged 52 and has Glanzmann’s thrombasthenia (GT), an inherited platelet disorder. She is married and works part time as a nurse specialist. Patients with GT have normal numbers of platelets, but their platelets do not function properly as they lack a key substance which makes platelets stick together to stop bleeding. Tanya’s Story […]
What does the next decade holds for the @plateletjournal? Here's the editorial from @plateletsociety members @Steve_Watson89, @harrisonpaulh & @Gayle_H_ .
Platelets on Twitter
“As the decade comes to a close, get inspired with this look back (and ahead!) at the platelet and megakaryocyte field. Written by our own Paul ...
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Abstract submission is now open for the 2nd Platelet Society Early Career Research Meeting at Queen Mary University of London on the 23rd April 2020.
Registration for Platelet Society members is £30 and £80 for non-members. Register here: #platelets #ECR
Congratulations to @bhamplateletgrp PhD student Annabel, and great to see @plateletsociety member @drstev1et putting her through her paces as examiner! #welldone #platelets
Neil Morgan on Twitter
“Congrats Annabel MacLachlan on passing your PhD viva! Thanks to th examiners @drstev1et @ Dr Daniel Hampshire @danielhampshire #PhD student no....
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Come to the University of Birmingham to study a MRes in Cardiovascular Sciences getting exposed to the latest cutting-edge research offered @ICVS_UoB @unibirmingham
Well done to @bhamplateletgrp and @plateletsociety member/Trustee, Dr Paul Harrison, who was involved in this fantastic article; #Congratulations to all involved. A truly interesting study!
Paul Harrison on Twitter
“https://t.co/U19TMf5OPN thanks to the team for a great trial”
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