Francois Delvoye Receives the CSL Behring Encouragement Grant
Francois Delvoye, Associate Professor at University of Liège, shared on LinkedIn:
”What a fantastic week for research on thrombo–inflammation after subarachnoid hemorrhage!
Attending the European Stroke Organisation Scientific Stroke Workshop in the enchanting atmosphere of Garmisch to discuss RESET and our bench experiments, and just a few days later receiving the CSL Behring Encouragement Grant for our lab work in SAH during the Belgian Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis – Belgische Verenging Voor Trombose en Hemostase – Societe Belge de Thronbose et D’Hemostase national consortium.
Next stop: London, to present RESET at the BRAIN Conference on Monday.
A very warm thank you to : Rustam Al-Shahi Salman, Annemijn Algra, Signild Åsberg for the organization of the ESSW, CSL and the BTSH, with a special mention to Pr Cécile Oury and colleagues from the lab.
See you in London!”
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