Abigail Ajanel/LinkedIn
Oct 21, 2025, 03:50
3 Questions With Abigail Ajanel Gomez – Touch Haematology Future Leader 2025
Touch Medical Media shared on LinkedIn:
”3 Questions with Abigail Ajanel Gomez – Touch Haematology Future Leader 2025
Originally from Guatemala, Abigail Ajanel Gomez is a PhD student researching mitochondrial calcium flux and platelet activation, with promising implications for anti-thrombotic therapy.
In this Q and A, she reflects on the power of mentorship, the intellectual freedom of mechanistic research, and the fulfilment of guiding future scientists.”
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