This Research Virtual Open House is designed to showcase the patient experience and fibrolamellar research activity at the University of Washington, a leading academic medical center. A distinguished panel of experts from UW and a fibrolamellar patient guide the audience through a virtual tour of the patient experience at UW and spotlight their latest fibrolamellar research. Program highlights: Explore behind-the-scenes research activities at the University of Washington Learn about UW’s latest research developments and how the clinical and research universes intersect Experience the clinical journey through the eyes of a fibrolamellar patient Engage with the panel of experts Co-hosts: John D. Scott, PhD Edwin G. Krebs-Speights Professor of Cell Signaling and Cancer Biology Chair, Department of Pharmacology University of Washington School of Medicine David Burch Fibrolamellar Cancer Foundation Patient Ambassador Featured panelists: Bill Harris, MD Associate Professor, GI Medical Oncology University of Washington Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Sophia My-Linh Lauer, PhD Candidate Department of Pharmacology University of Washington School of Medicine Venu G. Pillarisetty, MD, FACS Associate Professor HPB Surgical Oncology University of Washington School of Medicine Medical Director Continuous Performance Improvement, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Kimberly J. Riehle, MD, FACS, FAAP Associate Professor of Surgery, Division of Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgery University of Washington Seattle Children’s Hospital Alan Utria, MD Pediatric Surgery Research Fellow University of Washington School of Medicine Raymond S.W. Yeung MD, FRCS (C), FACS Professor of Surgery and Director of Liver Tumor Clinic University of Washington School of Medicine Invited audience: Fibrolamellar patients, caregivers and others interested in learning about FLC research and clinical care at a premier academic medical center are invited. Medical and research professionals are welcome as well. This event has already been completed. Click here to view a recording of the event!