2025 Scientific Program Chat: ISEH 54th Annual Scientific Meeting

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The ISEH 54th Annual Scientific Meeting Program is Here! 


The ISEH 2025 program is now live. Publications Committee member Alessandro Donada recently sat down to have a chat with the 2025 Scientific Program Chair, Dr. Michael Milsom (German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), HI-STEM), to discuss what cutting-edge science to expect in this year's program. From core experimental hematology topics such as developmental hematology, hematopoietic stem and progenitor biology, to current trends surrounding aging and stress hematopoiesis, the ISEH 2025 program will showcase all aspects of experimental hematology. 

Watch the chat with Dr. Milsom to learn more about what to expect in Kumamoto this September! 





View the full Scientific Program >

Blog post contributed by Alessandro Donada, PhD (Bluesky: @alessandrodonada.bsky.social) of the ISEH Publications Committee. 

Special thanks to Michael Milsom and the 2025 Scientific Program Committee (Shannon McKinney-Freeman, Louise Purton, Zuzana Tothova, Emery Bresnick, Lee Grimes, Alejo Rodriguez Fraticelli, Beth Psaila, Hitoshi Takizawa, Cesar Nombela Arrietta, Anna Beaudin, Pablo Menendez, Teresa Bowman, and Hélène Gleitz).

Please note that the statements made by Simply Blood authors are their own views and not necessarily the views of ISEH. ISEH disclaims any or all liability arising from any author's statements or materials.


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