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Jul 23, 2026, 04:42
Camilla Oriani: A Memorable First ISTH 2026 in Paris
Camilla Oriani, Bioinformatician at Milan General Hospital, shared on LinkedIn:
”My first ISTH 2026 experience in Paris.
Really happy to have had the opportunity to present our recent work, ‘Vascular and microvascular dysfunction in the human heart and brain: investigating the underlying pathways using an AI-based approach’, as an oral presentation.
It was a new experience for me and I was honestly thrilled to be there presenting our research, meeting new people and enjoying the whole conference.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this work and to all the people who made this experience even more special!”
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