CM congratulates Gujarati woman Annie Sharon for success of her research

By our correspondent, Gandhinagar, 22 April 2013

A research paper of a Gujarati woman scientist, Ms. Annie Sharon Daniel on “Identification on brodifacoum exposure and subsequent monitoring of treatment and recovery, using functional markers of Vitamin-K status”has been selected by 24th Congress of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis, Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Scientific Programme Committee of 24th Congress, ISTH has accepted her abstract as an Electronic Poster Publication.

She has been invited at Amsterdam to make her research presentation and discuss her ePoster publication on June, 29th, 2013 at 24th Congress. Working as a scientist at St. Thomas Hospital in London, Annie Sharon completed her schooling at Sir J. J. School and St. Xavier’s High school in Surat respectively. She has graduated from University of East London and obtained her Master’s degree from Kingston University of London securing second rank in entire University.

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has greeted Annie for her extraordinary achievement. In a letter to her the Chief Minister writes: “Coming with flying colors in academics at national and international level, Annie, you have glorified Gujarat abroad. The selection of your research paper at 24th Congress, ISTH is a matter of pride for all the Gujarati. This is the era of fierce competition for survival and progress in every sector, which requires continuous updating and up gradation of knowledge. I convey my warm greetings to you for scholastic achievement at international level and my best wishes for bright and successful future”

Her father Cecil Christie works with Gujarat Government as Joint Director of Information and mother Anjana Christie is a teacher in Surat.