Job Dashboard – The Platelet Society

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17 Sep

Platelet Society member @DrNickPugh presenting his groups @TheBHF funded research on the role of Zinc in thrombosis. @LabPugh #BloodandBone

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7 Sep

Really great opportunity for #Platelet ECRs to join our ECR working group. Apply now and help us support the @plateletsociety talented ECRs! #PlateletECR

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3 Sep

Everyone say #platelet! Thanks for attending today everyone! We've had a great afternoon sharing your amazing research with you! #PlateletECR
Thank you to all of our sponsors @TheBHF @SysmexUK @NC3Rs @LabmedicsUK @GileadSciences @Cairn_Research @plateletjournal

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3 Sep

Thank you to @Plateletpaul @Dr_KTaylor and Carly Kempster for all their hardwork organising today!! #PlateletECR

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3 Sep

What an amazing selection of talks presented today! We're calling our first #Virtual #PlateletECR meeting a success! Thank you to all of our great speakers!

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3 months ago

A fantastic achievement from young Thomas Halford, who, with his mum, has climbed Everest during lockdown to raise money for the The Platelet Society! A huge thanks goes to Tom's air cadets 495 (Sutton Coldfield) Squadron, who supported and encouraged him throughout his climb, even providing ice picks and Tibetan prayer flags!

Thomas and Gayle Halford would like to sincerely thank everyone who has kindly sponsored them.

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Amazing! Well done Thomas!

Fantastic! Well done Thomas

I spy a chin-up bar in the doorway. Chucking in a couple of reps on each flight eh Gayle?

3 months ago

Well done to Tom, who has been fundraising for the Society by climbing Everest during lockdown, using his stairs. His Air Cadets squadron have been supporting him along with way, and even promoted his endeavor on air, army and navy squadron social media pages throughout the country!

If you would like to sponsor Tom and support the Society, you can do so here:
www.kindlink.com/fundraising/The-Platelet-Society/labtolab2020

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3 months ago

Platelet Labs Link Up: Week 4

This week we have clocked up a huge 2291 KM and climbed a total of 15,835m in height! In the 4 weeks of our challenge we have covered a enormous 8262 Km, climbed 61,294m in height, and were active for 581 hrs and 30 mins! What a fantastic effort!

A special thanks to the Italian groups who have also joined us along the way!

So how do we top that? Well, we all clearly need to cool down properly and so we are making our way back to Reading meeting there on Sunday night for a well deserved drink! 🥂🍻

And don't forget – you can always make a small donation to the Society to help support our Early Career Researchers training – just visit:
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Find out more about the challenge here.
plateletsociety.co.uk/platelet-labs-link-up/

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The Platelet Society is feeling motivated.

4 months ago

Platelet Labs Link Up: Week 3

This week's amazing efforts means we are well beyond our initial plans; we have already visited Milan, & so the challenge for the final week – can we get to Santiago and then all the way back to Reading? Find out more: plateletsociety.co.uk/platelet-lab-link-up-progress/

Don't forget, you can still get involved by adding to our kms! If it's too hot for you to exercise, then feel free to sponsor our athletes. More info on both can be found here:
plateletsociety.co.uk/platelet-labs-link-up/

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