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What is the duration of the Fellowship?
- The Fellowship runs from September 2025 to September 2026.
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Is this a paid Fellowship?
- No, Fellows will not receive direct financial compensation. However, the Fellowship covers the costs associated with participation, including access to educational resources and travel to key conferences focused on SLD. The final schedule of events and educational sessions will be confirmed with selected candidates.
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What kind of time commitment is expected?
- Fellows should be prepared for a part-time commitment that may vary week to week, depending on the program’s activities and milestones. The schedule will be coordinated with the program manager. In addition to ongoing responsibilities, Fellows are also expected to participate in scheduled face-to-face events.
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What support will Fellows receive?
- Fellows receive mentorship, training, networking opportunities, and access to resources. According to the confirmed schedule, they will also participate in flagship face-to-face conferences on SLD research and be introduced to key opinion leaders and companies in MASH drug development. As part of our ongoing commitment to elevating patient and advocate voices, we will also notify Fellowship alumni of relevant paid opportunities as they arise, including invitations to serve on advisory boards, speak at conferences, or contribute to research and policy initiatives.
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What is the language of the Fellowship program?
- The Fellowship program is conducted in English. All sessions, materials, and communications will be provided in English, so applicants should be comfortable reading, writing, and participating in discussions in English.