Enrichment Program
The Enrichment Program will support the recruitment, mentoring and career development of trainees and early-career investigator interested in MASLD-spectrum research, including those from underrepresented backgrounds. By exposing early-career investigators to a variety of educational programs, training programs, workshops and resources, the Enrichment Program will not only support the professional growth of the next generation of liver researchers, but also increase their awareness of MASLD and its impact on the health of the diverse population of Los Angeles County. By meeting these objectives, the program will support the 'Total MASLD' theme of the center.
- Enrichment Program Directors: Claudio Villanueva, PhD, UCLA; Carrie R. Wong, MD, PhD, UCLA
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Join us for the UCLA Liver Translational Research (ULTRA) monthly seminar series where invited guest speakers, Comprehensive Liver Research Center (CLRC) faculty and UCLA trainees present their latest research findings and discuss evolving areas of interest and collaborations in liver-related research.
A Hepatologist’s Perspective: Gaps in the Evaluation and Treatment of Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease
Clinical Insights for the MASLD Researcher
- Thursday, November 21
- Sammy Saab, MD, MPH, AGAF, FACG, FAASLD, Medical Director, Pfleger Liver Institute; Medical Director, Adult Liver Transplant Program; Chief, Transplant Hepatology; Head, Outcomes Research in Hepatology; Professor of Medicine and Surgery; Adjunct Professor of Nursing; David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
- 12 - 1 pm
- MRL 1-441
- In-person only
- Lunch provided
- RSVP here
To be added to the distribution list, please email Drew Manikad, center administrator, at [email protected]
2024
The Inaugural UCLA Comprehensive Liver Research Center Symposium, held on October 11, 2024, was a full-day event designed to foster collaborations, learn from scientific experts who conduct liver- and metabolism-related research from around the world, highlight current collaborations and research at UCLA, and promote the work of our junior researchers. The symposium included presentations from a keynote speaker, invited speakers from local, regional, and international institutions, and junior investigators. Liver-related research from graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and junior investigators were featured at our poster session.