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HTRS is now accepting nominations for two open positions on our Board of Directors.

Join us this Season of Giving to inspire the next generation of professionals in classical hematology.

For the first time ever, HTRS is packaging all of our annual educational programs under one comprehensive sponsorship prospectus, offering supporters a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact across the entire year.

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Through this initiative, clinicians, physician-scientists, and multidisciplinary care teams at recipient organizations can host and coordinate a customized medical education program led by a highly respected Visiting Professor.

The 2025 HTRS SEARCH Workshop welcomed 32 students to Milwaukee, Wisconsin this past weekend!

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The Hemostasis & Thrombosis Research Society, Inc. (HTRS) partnered with Team Bonding, Inc. and Kids Matter, Inc. to add a community service element to its third annual HTRS SEARCH Workshop (“Students Exploring Academic Research Careers in Hematology”) from October 17-19 in Milwaukee. SEARCH is a 2.5-day educational program designed by HTRS to inspire young people interested in ...

There’s still time to apply! The HTRS Awards Committee invites final Letters of Intent for the 2026 Mid-Career Research Award (MCRA). This award provides $216,000 in funding over two years to support clinical, translational, or basic science research in hemostasis and/or thrombosis. 

HTRS is inviting you to help shape what’s next. HTRS is forming two new committees: the Membership Committee and the Advanced Practice Providers (APP)/Allied Health Professionals Committee. These additions will play an important role in advancing our mission and strengthening engagement across the HTRS community

We are excited to welcome Dr. Noah Cummings to the HTRS Administrative team and look forward to the many contributions he will bring in his new role as HTRS Award Programs Manager.

Dr. Ming Lim is an Associate Professor at the University of Utah and Medical Director of the Utah Center for Bleeding & Clotting Disorders. Trained at Cambridge University, Mayo Clinic, and UNC Chapel Hill, she specializes in hemostasis and thrombosis with a research focus on bleeding complications in hemophilia and pregnancy. She also serves nationally with the American Board of Internal Medicine ...