Elizabeth Gardiner: Advancing Platelet Research Through Scientific Publishing at ISTH 2026
Elizabeth Gardiner, Professor at The Australian National University, shared Platelets Journal‘s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Very proud to be part of this excellent editorial board. Please consider submitting your platelet and megakaryocyte discovery research findings to the Journal that bears the name of our Field!
IF 3.2 and rapid review processes.”
Platelets Journal shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Still buzzing from the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) Congress 2026 in Paris!
Meet some of the faces behind the Platelets team; many of whom you’ll no doubt have seen as chairs, speakers and poster presenters, from all corners of the world.
It was an absolute pleasure to meet so many of our authors and readers face to face. A slightly belated, but very heartfelt, thank you to everyone who made this conference extra special.”
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