SSC Subcommittee on Models of Thrombosis and Hemostasis

This Subcommittee is focused on the development and standardization of molecular, cellular, computational and preclinical models related to thrombosis and hemostasis.

Mandate

• To promote the development and standardization of models of thrombosis and hemostasis.
• To develop guidance and educational resources related to best practices for conducting and reporting on models of thrombosis and hemostasis.
• To foster international collaborations addressing topics of pressing concern to the field.
• To engage diverse, international and inter-disciplinary participation across all career stages in Subcommittee activities.

If you are a member of the Society and would like to know how to participate in the work of this group, please join the group to receive updates on activity or submit an Expression of Interest Form to the Chairman or any of the Co-Chairmen. We would be pleased to learn of your interest.

Leadership

• Chair - Steven Philip Grover 
• Co-chair - Silvia Stella Barbieri
• Co-chair - Lalitha Nayak
• Co-chair - Marisa Brake
• Co-chair - Lacramioara Ivanciu
• Co-chair - Patricia Liaw
• Co-chair - Alexander Brill
• Co-chair - Robert Lee
• Co-chair - Ahmed Ghareeb

Projects:

• Platelet proteomics – clinical applications project began: 2022 project conclusion: TBD
• Development of a models of thrombosis and hemostasis protocol document library, project began: 2025 project conclusion: 2027
• Literature review and recommendations for mouse models of platelet depletion and transfusion for the in vivo assessment of platelet function, project began: 2025 project conclusion: 2025
• Recommendations for data sharing and availability best-practices in computational studies of hemostasis and thrombosis, project began: 2025 project conclusion: 2028
• Evaluating procedural and reporting variability in the inferior vena cava stenosis thrombosis model project began: 2022 project conclusion: TBD
• Evaluating procedural of mouse models of platelet depletion and transfusion for the in vivo assessment of platelet function project began: 2022 project conclusion: TBD
• Cellular Models of Megakaryopoiesis and Platelet Production, including co-culture and organoids project began: 2022 project concluded: TBD

Official Communications:

• Minutes
• Bibliography
• Publication Guidelines