2020 Emerging Liver Scholars
Now in its ninth year, AASLD Foundation's Emerging Liver Scholars program will host 20 young physicians at The Liver Meeting Digital Experience® 2020.
Chosen from a highly qualified applicant pool of individuals, these trainees have received grants covering travel, housing, and meeting expenses. In addition to attending the meeting with an AASLD member/mentor from their institution, the ELS attendees will have the opportunity to attend special events specifically suited to their current and future academic needs.
Meet the 2020 Emerging Liver Scholars
Gabriella Aitcheson, MD
University of Miami
Rabab Ali, MBBS
Duke University
Joseph Asemota, MD
Howard University
Hanna Blaney, MD
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine - Scott & White Internal Medicine Residency
Hillary Braun, MD
University of California, San Francisco
The 2020 Bruce A. Luxon Emerging Liver Scholar Award is made possible through the Luxon Family Fund for Emerging Liver Scholars
Michelle Corrado, MD, MBA
Children’s Hospital Colorado
The 2020 Guadalupe (Lupe) Garcia-Tsao, MD Emerging Liver Scholar Award is made possible through the Guadalupe (Lupe) Garcia-Tsao Fund for Future Hepatology Leaders
Lisa Deng, MD
University of California, San Francisco
Nolan Faust, MD
The University of Chicago
Courtney Hanlon, MD
University of Southern California
Alan Hutchison, MD, PhD
The University of Chicago
Ravi Jariwala, MD
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Camille Kezer, MD
Mayo Clinic Rochester
Abraham Matar, MD
Emory University
Lindsay Matthews, MD
University of Wisconsin
Zoe Memel, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jiyoon Park, MD
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Frederick Peng, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
Abigail Russi, MD, PhD
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Mariya Samoylova, MD
Duke University
Cynthia Tsay, MD
Yale School of Medicine
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