Professor Cécile Oury, CM4Cure Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, has been appointed Chair of the Scientific and Standardization Committee (SSC) on Biorheology, Biomaterials and Bioengineering of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH).
The ISTH is the leading thrombosis- and hemostasis-related professional organization in the world with over 7,700 members in more than 110 countries.
Professor Oury is responsible for the Subcommittee’s 2025-26 work program and its output for the next four years.
The ISTH Scientific and Standardization Committee is the scientific working arm that handles the Society’s scientific work.
The Committee is focused on all blood flow-, blood-material compatibility-, and general bioengineering-related issues in thrombosis and haemostasis, spanning basic research models to methodology to put into practice in the clinic or medical device companies.
Drs. Lining Ju, Karin Leiderman, Abhishek Jain, Susan Shea, and Z. Leonardo Liu will act as Co-chairs of the Subcommittee for the following year.
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International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis
SSC Subcommittee on Biorheology, Biomaterials, and Bioengineering
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This is a significant milestone for CM4Cure and a well-deserved recognition of Professor Cécile Oury’s leadership in the field. Her appointment to chair the Scientific and Standardization Committee underscores the organization’s commitment to rigorous scientific standards and innovation. It is inspiring to see such dedicated expertise guiding international protocols, which will undoubtedly accelerate progress in addressing these critical health challenges. The focus on standardization is particularly vital for ensuring consistent and reliable outcomes across different regions and research groups.
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