Sadia Kamal: Making Connections and Sharing Science at Hemostasis GRC
Sadia Kamal, Student at Texas A&M University, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Had an unforgettable experience at the Hemostasis Gordon Research Seminar and Conference in beautiful Waterville, New Hampshire!
It was a great mix of exciting science, thoughtful conversations, and connecting with amazing people. I am coming away with new ideas, fresh inspirations, and some great memories.
Huge thanks to the Chairs and Vice-Chairs, speakers, GRC site staff, and everyone I got to meet for making it such a fun and energizing week!
Congratulations to my amazing PI, Fadi Khasawneh, on being elected as Vice Chair, along with Ashley Brown, for the 2028 Hemostasis GRC.
P.S. Two little girls visiting the resort for school camping convinced me to buy some rubber duckies.”
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