Poster Walks at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting: Spotlighting Emerging Science
The American Society of Hematology (ASH) shared an inviting post on LinkedIn:
”Excited about progress in an emerging area of hematology? Share research advances and spotlight those doing the work on an international stage at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition!”
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The 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition will once again provide a global platform to showcase groundbreaking research in hematology.
As part of its commitment to highlighting innovation, ASH is proud to feature seven Poster Walks in 2025—an initiative designed to draw attention to abstracts that represent emerging areas of science.
These guided sessions will offer attendees the opportunity to explore cutting-edge findings, engage with leading investigators, and celebrate progress in rapidly evolving fields.
Researchers are encouraged to share their work and join the international community in advancing the future of hematology.
In a hybrid format reflecting ASH’s global reach, two Poster Walks will be held virtually, while five will take place in person during the 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition in collaboration with the Blood Journals Studio.
These walks provide a unique opportunity for attendees to engage directly with leading researchers, explore novel insights, and celebrate innovation shaping the future of hematologic science!
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