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Jul 21, 2026, 00:46
Yohei Hisada: Science, Collaboration, and New Beginnings at ISTH 2026
Yohei Hisada, Research Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, shared on LinkedIn:
”It was wonderful to reconnect with friends, collaborators, and colleagues—and to see so much outstanding science—at ISTH 2026!
Carla presented her work from Brazil during the poster session, and I was honored to deliver one of the State-of-the-Art talks.
I am also excited about our plans to begin a new collaboration with Françoise Dignat-George‘s group.
I left the conference feeling energized and inspired.
See you next year in Vancouver!”
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