Ms Antri Florentia Romanou – HELIOS Young Researchers and Innovators Monthly (Online) Discussion Club
Our monthly discussion club continues with more interesting talks!
We invite all HELIOS members to our upcoming presentation by Ms Antri Florentia Romanou from the Cyprus Institute of Neurology & Genetics. The topic of discussion will be her project “Long-read-amplicon haplotyping for β-thalassaemia preimplantation genetic testing for couples with no additional family members” and her short-term scientific mission (STSM) funded by the HELIOS COST Action CA22119 with Dr Eftychia Dimitriadou, an expert of the Laboratory for Cytogenetics and Genome Research at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, in Belgium.
The event will be held online through the Microsoft Teams platform on the 08th of October at 3 pm EEST.
Organiser: HELIOS Young Researchers and Innovators Monthly Discussion Club are organized by HELIOS Young and Innovators Coordinator Dr. Eleni Gavriilaki
The discussion club provides a platform for networking and exchanging insights on hemoglobinopathies research projects and innovative concepts, specifically within the Young Researchers and Innovators Group associated with the HELIOS Cost Action. If you wish to showcase your work and engage in our discussion session, please reach out to us by sending an email to Young Researchers and Innovators Coordinator Dr Eleni Gavriilaki at [email protected] or to HELIOS Grant Manager Dr Sotiroula Chatzimatthaiou at [email protected].
If you wish to become part of the HELIOS COST Action, please apply through the following link.
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Dr Gavriilaki has trained and specialized at the Hematology Department – BMT Unit of G Papanicolaou Hospital. Her clinical and translational research focused on complement-related diseases, with a special interest in thrombotic microangiopathies. Her work led to multiple national and international presentations, esteemed awards and grants, as well as publications in renowned journals. She now serves as an Assistant Professor of Hematology. She is an active advocate of early career scientists and physicians, with her participation in EHA, ASH and the current Cost Action HELIOS.