Subject: Take the new EASL Quiz!
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Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2020 09:53:56 +0000

11 September 2020

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Ready for the weekend? Ready for a new EASL Quiz!

Take the Quiz and Test your Guidelines Knowledge.

Fibrosis is the most important prognostic factor in NAFLD, correlating with liver-related outcomes and mortality. For this reason, the presence of advanced fibrosis is of paramount importance during investigations for NAFLD.

Which of the following affirmations is correct?

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New! Digital ILC 2020 Takeaways

EASL is launching a new open-access educational offering scheduled throughout September and October and available every Thursday involving expert discussions and debates around the major Digital ILC 2020 topics.

Watch Guadalupe García Tsao, Andrés Càrdenas and Pierre-Emmanuel Rautou discussing the highlights from the cirrhosis and complications topic presented at Digital ILC 2020. Register to EASL Campus and watch the open-access takeaway.

Register & watch now

Digital International Liver Congress™ 2020 is now on-demand

Missed a session from the Digital ILC 2020 or just want to revisit the congress materials?

View the entire Digital ILC 2020 congress content now available on-demand for registered delegates.

Register today for full access to Digital ILC 2020 on-demand

EASL Schools 2021

EASL is organising four summer schools in 2021:

Progress, pitfalls and challenges in the management of portal hypertension

Rare Liver Diseases: Improving diagnosis and care

School of Pathology

Management of acute-on-chronic liver failure

EASL Schools help train the next generation of hepatologists and scientists and are aimed at young investigators or more experienced clinicians who want to learn about the latest trends in hepatology and liver research.

Applications for 2021 schools open on 16 November 2020. Stay tuned!

Save the dates for upcoming schools

Call for nominations for two new members of the EASL Young Investigators task force

EASL is now calling for nominations for two new members for the Young Investigators task force. The term for these members is from September 2020 to April 2023.

The call  is open from 1 July to 15 September 2020. An updated CV and a letter of motivation for joining the task force should be submitted.

Apply now for the EASL Young Investigators task force

Apply for the Andrew K. Burroughs Fellowship

Would you like to be the next EASL fellowship awardee? Send us your application for the Andrew K. Burroughs short-term fellowship and tell us about your research project.

The Andrew K. Burroughs short-term fellowship programme is directed at postgraduate investigators (both basic and clinical investigators) who intend to spend a limited amount of time (usually 3-6 months) at a foreign institution. The aim is to to accomplish a very focused research project, to learn an experimental procedure or methodology or to get in-depth knowledge about a sophisticated, clinical diagnostic procedure not available at the home institution.

Amount awarded for this short-term training fellowship

3,000 EUR per month will be provided. Neither travel support, nor bench fee reimbursement will be included.

Read more and apply for the Andrew K. Burroughs Fellowship

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