Fostering innovation and
collaboration in liver research
The UCSF Liver Center is a consortium of over 70 researchers who share a common interest in liver biology and disease. The purpose of the Center is to foster excellence and scientific collaboration among its members and to recruit new investigators to the field of hepatology. To achieve this goal, the Center provides research support services and a community platform for exchange of ideas. The UCSF Liver Center is proud of its record of integrating bench science with clinical investigation in support of its mission to understand and cure human liver diseases.
Director's Welcome
For a brief introduction to the Center and welcome to the website, click here.
Announcements
Special Guest Speaker
Harvard Medical School
Wednesday, June 13, 2012, 9:00am-10:00am
Parnassus Campus, Room S-214
"Hepatitis C Virus-Host Interactions: Insights into Novel Targets for Therapy"
For more information about the Seminar Series, click here.
2012 Annual Symposium
Friday, June 15, 2012, 8:30am-4:00pm
Mission Bay Conference Center
Keynote Speaker - Didier Stainier, PhD
"From Fish to Man: The Value of Model Systems in Liver Research"
For more information click here.
Online Newsletter
The semi-annual Liver Center Newsletter (Sept 2011), along with an archive of prior newsletters, is available here.
Core Facilities
Membership
Learn more about the benefits of Center membership.
Calendar of Events
Member publications
Click on the icon for current and archived member publications.
Acknowledge the Liver Center in your publications
Instructions for acknowledging the Center can be found here.