Join the Next Generation of Leaders
Hepatology is evolving rapidly, and the field needs emerging professionals with fresh perspectives and the curiosity to push it forward. Presented by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD), The Liver Meeting® (TLM) is the internationally recognized authority on liver health, who are committed to equity, workforce development, and empowering the professionals who'll define what's next.
Backed by AASLD, TLM covers the full spectrum of hepatology across 24 topic categories, spanning MASLD/MASH, viral hepatitis, liver cancer, and transplant. With 8,000+ attendees from around the world, there's no better place to establish your place in the field.
Attend sessions built for your career stage, explore the full range of career paths within hepatology, and discover funding and awards opportunities to advance your research through the AASLD Foundation.
Meet mentors, join live Q&As, and exchange ideas face-to-face with peers, like the Liver Fellow Network (LFN) and collaborators. The relationships you build in Denver will stay with you throughout your career.
Funding the Future of Hepatology Research
While you're in Denver, stop by the AASLD Hub to learn about research and training award opportunities through the AASLD Foundation. From one-to-three-year research grants to training awards and abstract travel funding, these programs are designed to support early-career investigators at every stage. Applications open at the end of the year, but get ahead and visit the Hub to learn what's available and start planning ahead.
Hear From Your Peers
The Liver Meeting is the premier hepatology meeting. The scientific content coupled with the opportunities for networking and options for trainees and hepatologists at all levels make this the must-attend event for everyone who works in liver disease. The meeting gets better every year!" –Jody C. Olson, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN
“TLM is one of the highlights of each year. It is a place for me to reconnect with friends and colleagues and make new connections with people who inspire me. I have met several inspiring residents, peers, and near-peers going through similar career transitions, as well as hepatology leaders.” –Hanna Blaney, Assistant Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University
Your Career Ascends in Denver
The Liver Meeting is where emerging hepatologists become essential leaders. Register now to lock in the best rates and secure your spot, Nov. 5–9.
