The Basic Science track at the at EASL Congress 2023 promises to be filled with cutting-edge research and innovative approaches to liver disease.

Starting on Wednesday, we have a basic science seminar on inter-organ communication, which will undoubtedly be fascinating. Additionally, we have sessions covering a wide range of topics, including long non-coding and microRNAs in liver disease, spatial omics, novel technologies, and novel therapeutic options.

There will also be a session on novel strategies to target lipid metabolism and technical sessions on spectral flow cytometry, as well as 3D culturing of liver tissue. These topics are critical for the future of liver disease care, and attending this track will provide an opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in hepatology.

We believe that basic science is an essential component of liver disease research, and by attending this track, you will be able to learn from leading experts in the field and discover new ways to innovate hepatology.