The Platelet Society is delighted to annoucne that Professor Beverley Hunt will by giving the Gustav Born Anniversary lecture. Gus Born, a pioneer in the study of platelets, sadly passed away in 2018. 2021 would have been the occasion of his 100th Birthday and to mark this his family, friends and colleagues have organised a […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Platelet Society Virtual Early Career Researcher Meeting Thursday 3rd September 13:00 to 16:00 BST There is now just 1 week to go before our Virtual Early Career Researchers meeting. Make sure you register in plenty of time to be a part of this meeting. Register now: https://bit.ly/ECR_2020 Meeting programme: Virtual ECR programme
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 […]
With the college motto translating as “May your journey be successful”, there was perhaps no more apt place to hold the first full meeting of The Platelet Society than Jesus College, University of Cambridge. Upon arrival at the venue success seemed assured, as the conference hall was already bustling with a sea of familiar, friendly […]
With just under 2 weeks to go until the start of the Platelet Society meeting in Cambridge, we are pleased to announce that the final programme is now available. To see the list of speakers, please download a copy of the programme which can be found by clicking the link below. Programme Cambridge Platelet Society […]
Abstract submission for the 2019 Platelet Society meeting in Cambridge is now open. Please use the link below to submit your abstract. Abstract submission will close on the 14th June. https://goo.gl/forms/vY8F5yVajrkrctR03 Further information about the meeting can be found on the platelet society webpage.