Ankit Mathur: Driving Innovation in Blood Safety at ISBT Academy Day 2026
Ankit Mathur, Additional Medical Director at Rotary TTK Blood Centre, Bangalore Medical Services Trust, shared on LinkedIn:
”It was a privilege to be part of the organizing team for the ISBT Academy Day 2026 on ‘Blood Safety: Molecular Immunohematology and Rare Donor Program,’ hosted by Bangalore Medical Services Trust (BMST) in collaboration with the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT).
The event brought together 157 delegates, 15 distinguished speakers, and experts from India, Israel, and the USA to exchange knowledge on molecular immunohematology, rare donor programs, immunohematology reference laboratories, and blood safety.
The insightful discussions, interactive case studies, and international perspectives reaffirmed the importance of collaboration in advancing transfusion medicine.
My sincere gratitude to our esteemed faculty, delegates, organizing team, and ISBT for making this scientific forum a great success.
Together, we continue to strengthen blood safety and improve patient care through innovation, research, and global partnerships.”
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