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June 2021

ISVHLD global hepatitis summit

June 17-20,2021; Taipei,Taiwan,China

Sponsored by AASLD,ISVHLD GHS 2021 will take place on June 17-20,2021 at Taipei International Convention Center (TICC),Taipei,Taiwan,China.The theme of the summit is “Evolution and Revolution of Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease”.This will be a four-day intensive and vibrant scientific conference with many learning opportunities for all participants in every current aspect of hepatitis development.For more information,please visit: https://ghs2020taipei.com/aboutghs-2021/.

Cancer discovery 10th anniversary symposium: The next decade of discoveries

June 21-22,2021; Virtual meeting

The first Cancer Discovery Symposium will be a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Journal’s launch: key thought leaders will discuss the emerging areas of cancer research that will significantly move the field forward in the next 10 years.Moderated by the Editors-in-Chief of Cancer Discovery,the symposium includes topics that span basic,translational,and clinical areas of cancer research and each presentation will be followed by a questionand-answer segment.Attendee registration includes access to both afternoon sessions presented during the live June 21-22,2021,program and to the on-demand recording.For more information,please visit: https://www.aacr.org/meeting/cancer-discovery-10thanniversary-symposium-the-next-decade-of-discoveries/.

International liver congress TM 2021

June 23-26,2021

International liver congressTM2021 will take place as a fully digital meeting on EASL online learning platform,EASL Campus,on June 2326,2021.ILC 2021 is all about “beating liver disease”together.The sessions will be structured with clear track visibility,so delegates can locate their area of interest quickly and easily.Three areas will be given special emphasis: basic science; liver transplantation and surgery; and public health.The framework of the six thematic EASL tracks remains: cirrhosis and complications;general hepatology; immune-mediated and cholestatic diseases;liver tumors; metabolism,alcohol,and toxicity; and viral hepatitis.For more information,please visit: www.ilc-congress.eu.

July

Management of acute-on-chronic liver failure

July 2-3,2021; Frankfurt,GermanyOrganized by: EASL-ERN.Course directors are Prof.Jonel Trebicka,Germany,and Prof.Stefan Zeuzem,Germany.This clinical school includes six large complexes relating to the management of acute-onchronic liver failure (ACLF): 1) predisposing and precipitating factors;2) etiological treatment; 3) nutrition and hepatic encephalopathy;4) infections; 5) management of organ failure,and 6) liver transplantation.This course is to: 1) learn the EASL-definitions and recommendations for the diagnosis and management of ACLF; and 2)strengthen the implementation of the EASL-guidelines in Europe.For more information,please visit: https://easl.eu/event/managementof-acute-liver-failure/.

ASCO/AACR methods in clinical cancer research workshop

July 26-29,2021; Virtual workshop

An intensive workshop in the essentials of effective clinical trial designs of therapeutic interventions in the treatment of cancer for clinical fellows and junior faculty clinical researchers in all oncology subspecialties,including radiation and surgical oncology and radiology.For further information,please contact Kathryn Leonard,PhD,Workshop Administrator,at 215-309-4356 or kathryn.leonard@aacr.org.Website:https://www.aacr.org/meeting/asco-aacr-methods-in-clinicalcancer-research-workshop/.

Integrative molecular epidemiology workshop:Bridging cancer biology and precision medicine

July 26-30,2021; Virtual workshop

This virtual workshop is designed to accelerate the training of the next generation of cancer researchers who must be well-skilled in the integration of biology and epidemiology in studies of etiology and outcome.In addition to molecular epidemiologists,applications from geneticists,statisticians,bioinformaticians,molecular biologists,and others were invited.A requirement for the course is that participants must have successfully completed basic course work in epidemiology.The workshop will focus on study design,data interpretation,and the appropriate use of tools and techniques,with minimal focus on biostatistical methods.Workshop lectures incorporate extensive time for discussion and interaction with top faculty members.Problemsolving sessions and hands-on exercises will build on the material discussed in lectures.All lectures and exercises are designed for practical application and take into consideration issues such as feasibility,scalability,quality control,and practical limitations.The workshop incorporates a cross-disciplinary,team science approach that integrates discussions on working successfully within teams and consortia with experience working in collaborative groups throughout the workshop.For more information,please visit:https://www.aacr.org/meeting/ime-2021/