Duy Thai Duong Le: Highlights from an Inspiring Week at ISTH 2026
Duy Thai Duong Le, Doctor of Philosophy, Biomedicine at The Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Attending the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) 2026 in Paris was an incredible experience.
I had the opportunity to meet and learn from outstanding scientists from around the world, both early-career researchers and established experts, and to present a poster on a project our group is currently working on.
I am especially grateful to our recently graduated PhD student, Maximilian Englert, for his support on data analysis, and especially to our group leader, Zoltan Nagy, for making this opportunity possible.
Thank you for your guidance and encouragement.
And on a lighter note, a special thanks to ISTH Replays for allowing attendees to catch up on missed sessions.
It came in particularly handy after I chose to spend part of the conference watching the French Bastille Day military parade instead.”
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