ISEH 52nd Annual Scientific Meeting

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The International Society for Experimental Hematology’s (ISEH) 52nd Annual Scientific Meeting will be held August 17-20, 2023 at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, USA. ISEH seeks support for young investigator attendance and participation in its 2023 scientific meeting. Each year, ISEH hosts a one-of-a-kind meeting that features one day of pre-meeting workshops for PhD students and postdoctoral fellows followed by three days of world-leading scientific talks and networking activities. With activities geared towards students, postdoctoral fellows, junior faculty, and senior faculty, we aim to provide resources and support for scientists at every level of their career. Our world-class scientific program blends a combination of invited speakers, oral abstract presentations as well as poster presentations related to basic, translational and clinical hematology. ISEH has a strong reputation for being a venue to share some of the best unpublished research from around the world. The size and setting of the ISEH meeting creates unmatchable networking opportunities connecting young investigators with prestigious senior faculty to discuss research, techniques, technology, publications, and career opportunities. Our approachable networking events and opportunities to share research provide chances to impact a young investigators’ career trajectory and growth in meaningful ways. Our New Investigators and Junior PI Committees guide the development of these activities targeted to junior (new) investigators, which is a critical differentiator of the ISEH meeting. In 2023, ISEH will host activities including a pre-meeting workshop, career development sessions for PhD and Postdocs, a Junior Faculty forum discussion, a new technology session, a meet- the-experts mixer, a Junior Faculty mixer, as well as featured poster presentations and oral presentations. To support participation in the meeting, ISEH also has established a travel grant program, in which young investigators can apply for funding to support meeting costs when submitting an abstract.