Martina Wolff: Advancing Knowledge Through Global Collaboration at ISTH 2026
Martina Wolff, Clinician Scientist at Ärztin in Weiterbildung, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Still thinking about the spectacular and insightful time in Paris at International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) 2026.
It was truly the perfect place for anyone interested in hemostasis and thrombosis. I was delighted to connect with so many new people from all over the world between sessions, at poster networking events, and in the Early Career Lounge.
It was also a wonderful time with my group from Greifswald, especially Luisa Müller, (pictured with me), Celina Owczarek, Stefan Handtke, Emily Leitner, Carlo Zaninetti, Patrycja Gebicka and the professors Andreas Greinacher and Thomas Thiele.
My head is still spinning from all the impressions and insights I gained — just like riding the carousel at the fantastic networking event.
Thank you!”
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