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Sep 12, 2026, 13:14
Jamie Nash: Honoured With the Race and Sanger Award
Jamie Nash, Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Welsh Blood Service, Member of UK Young Academy, shared British Blood Transfusion Society‘s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Looking forward to delivering my award talk next week in Glasgow!
Honoured to have received the Race and Sanger award, and congratulations to all other award winners this year! ”
British Blood Transfusion Society shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The wait is almost over – just 5 days to go!
Swipe through to meet the BBTS 2026 Award Winners.
Seven outstanding individuals whose contributions have shaped the future of transfusion medicine.
Let’s celebrate innovation, dedication, and impact.”
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