Last week saw the Platelet Society run its highly successful virtual meeting hosted by Keele University The meeting was well attended by researchers from the UK, Europe and the Rest of the World (A benefit of online meetings!) for 3 days of talks, discussions and poster sessions, covering the breadth of platelet research. Due to […]
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We are delighted to announce that the full programme has been anounced for our Platelet Society meeting at the end of March. Organisers Alan Harper and collegues have put together a fantastic list of speakers covering a wide range of platelet and megakaryocyte biology. With a mix of scientific and clinical topics, there is sure […]
The Platelet Society has a place in the 2021 London Marathon available and has opened this up for expressions of Interest from runners. The marathon is due to take place on the 3rd October 2021. Are you an enthusiastic runner looking to compete in this prestigious event, or do you know a runner who would […]
The Platelet Society is proud to join scientists from around the world in celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science on the 11th February. Women in STEM day aims to highlight the fantastic achievements and contributions of women to innovative and ground breaking research, whilst providing a spotlight onto the challenges and biases […]
Platelet Society member Dr Nick Pugh of Anglia Ruskin University has been commission by the Journal of Visualized Experiments to edit a new collection of platelet based methods. The collection, which will be supported by the Platelet Society, will be entitled “Functional assays used in the investigation of platelet behavior, and […]
Clot Chat series 1 is almost here!! Over Christmas we have been busy beavering away interviewing platelet scientists, editing videos late into the night and having lengthy scheduling meetings….. But its almost time for us to launch series 1 of Clot Chat – interviews and discussions with you, the membership of the Society, about things […]
2020 has been quite a year, with many challenges on us at both a personal and professional level. However, there are glimmers of hope and the Platelet Society looks forward to 2021! Our annual meeting, hosted by Keele, will be be on line in 2021, but the organisers, led by Alan Harper, are putting together […]
December 1st sees the opening of abstract submission for the Platelet Society annual meeting. Due to ongoing covid restrictions, the meeting will be held online and hosted by Dr Alan Harper at Keele University. The meeting will include an Early Career Researcher day and two days of talks and discussions. Being online, it is hoped […]
