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Deutschland Freiburg 2026
Symposium: Next Gen Liver Immunology: Bridging Basic Science and Clinical Practice
February 5-6, 2026, Freiburg, Germany
Scientific Organization:
Prof. Dr. Robert Thimme, Freiburg (Germany)
Impressions
Poster Prizes
Warm congratulations to our three Poster Award winners:
1st prize: Stefan Thomann (Germany): “Spatial and proteogenomic niche deconvolution of hepatic crown-like structures in steatohepatitis progression and resolution”
2nd prize: Valeria Fumagalli (Italy): “Microbiota-driven break of B cell tolerance promotes spontaneous anti-HBsAg seroconversion in HBV transgenic mice”
3rd prize: Cornelia Gottwick (Germany): “T cell tolerance is maintained by liver sinusoidal endothelial cells in liver fibrosis”
Many thanks to all presenters at for sharing their research at our Symposium and to the organizers.
We truly appreciated the enthusiasm, depth, and fresh perspectives you brought to the event!
One Expert – One Minute
Episode 5:
Advances in Liver Immunology
Prof. Robert Thimme, Freiburg
1:17 min
Episode 6:
Prof. Tobias Böttler: "Immunology Drives Future Therapies"
1:11 min
Episode 7:
Advances in Hepatology: Frank Tacke Shares Expert Insights
0:54 min
Science Video
“Harnessing mitochondrial uncoupling to mimic fasting in MASH-HCC”
25:02 min
In this lecture from Falk Symposium in Freiburg, 2026, Dr. Suchira Gallage, Tübingen (Germany), explains the effects of intermittent fasting in MASH and liver cancer.
Freiburg 2026 - Looking back
Literature
Falk News - Symposium: Next Gen Liver Immunology: Bridging Basic Science and Clinical Practice
Freiburg (Germany), February 5-6, 2026
(8 pages)
Program
Next Gen Liver Immunology: Bridging Basic Science and Clinical Practice
Symposium, Freiburg (Germany), February 5-6, 2026