Mentors and mentees – lighting the way for the next generation
Meet our 2021 mentees, Francesca Aprile & Iulia Minciună. Discover their portraits and read our top six reasons to benefit from a mentor.
Portrait of Prof. Francesco Negro
Lucky in life – starting hepatology at the right time, in the right place
Portugal tackling COVID-19: agile, collaborative, and innovative
In this video, we interview Dr Rui Castro, EASL Educational Committee Member and Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy and Research Institute for Medicines, University of Lisbon.
Open-access publishing under COVID-19: working swiftly, yet cautiously
In this video, we interview Prof. Jessica Zucman-Rossi, Editor-in-Chief of EASL’s open-access journal, JHEP Reports, and Director of the Cordeliers Research Center, Paris. She explains how the current rush for publishing on…
Celebrating liver nurses 2020: now and beyond COVID-19
To honour International Nurses’ Day, we interviewed Liver Nurse Educator at the Leeds Liver Unit and Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of Leeds, Michelle Clayton. Additionally, Miss Clayton is a…
COVID-19 and research: through crisis to progress – a Swedish perspective
In this video, we interview Dr. Emma R. Andersson, Principle Investigator at the Karolinska Institutet, in Solna, Sweden, about COVID-19 and research, to hear her views on the challenges researchers are facing,…
Video: From hepatology to COVID-19 crisis management in France
In this video, we interview Prof. Pierre-Emmanuel Rautou, EASL Scientific Committee Member and Professor of Hepatology, at the University of Paris-Diderot and Hôpital Beaujon of Clichy, France – a hospital usually treating…
“I am smiling at you through my mask”: Italian nurses show their colours during COVID-19
Hepatology nurse Pamela Ballotta, from the Multivisceral Transplant Unit and Unit of Gastroenterology, Azienda Ospedaliera di Padova, Italy, describes how she and her nursing peers are adopting rigorous practices to carry forward.
From the epicentre of Italy’s pandemic: Take care and keep steady
Prof. Luca Valenti, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Milan, describes fighting the pandemic from its epicentre in Milan
