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Research map

From clinical trajectories to testable mechanisms

Connecting cohorts, mechanisms, biomarkers, and translation across the evolving course of severe liver disease.

01

ACLF and decompensated cirrhosis

Defining disease turning points and how precipitants and organ-failure patterns shape short-term outcomes.

ACLFCirrhosisClinical trajectories
02

Natural history and dynamic prediction

Using longitudinal measurements and multistate models to turn static scores into updateable trajectory estimates.

Longitudinal cohortsRisk stratificationPrediction
03

Inflammation, immune dysregulation, and resolution

Combining single-cell and spatial omics to identify cellular and molecular programs that drive progression or promote resolution.

ImmunologySingle-cellSpatial omics
04

Infection in cirrhosis and liver failure

Studying links between infection recognition, host response, and organ decompensation to improve early stratification.

InfectionHost responseOrgan failure
05

Biomarkers and multi-omics translation

Discovering clinically testable diagnostic and prognostic signals across metabolomics, transcriptomics, and phenotypes.

BiomarkersMetabolomicsTranslation
06

Hepatitis B and MASLD

Examining how chronic liver disease context and metabolic factors influence long-term liver-related risk.

HBVMASLDLiver-related events