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What nobody tells you about starting a research group

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Location: Talk Liver To Me podcast
Dates: 5 August, 2026

Early-career researchers and clinician-scientists play a central role in advancing hepatology research and innovation, yet the transition to independence often comes with challenges that extend beyond scientific expertise. Building a research programme, leading teams, securing funding, and developing a sustainable academic career require skills that are rarely addressed during formal training. In this podcast, we explore the realities of early academic leadership, focusing on the practical and professional challenges faced during the first years of research independence.

With Carolin Schneider (Host), Mathias Heikenwälder (Faculty) and Pierre-Emmanuel Rautou (Faculty)

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