I am a PhD student at Trinity College Dublin, specialising in computational oncology. My research focuses on understanding the consequences and drivers of extreme ploidy events in cancer evolution. I investigate the mechanisms underpinning whole genome duplication (WGD), excessive WGD events, and extreme chromosomal loss across diverse tumor types using pan-cancer datasets. By exploring these large-scale genomic alterations, my work aims to elucidate the evolutionary landscape of tumors and provide deeper insights into how ploidy changes shape cancer progression.
Wednesday, 18 June 2025
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18:15
18:40
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Dissecting ovarian cancer cellular responses to radioimmunotherapy with β- particle and ultra-short range conversion and Auger electron-emitting radionuclides. (EACR25-0133)
P-552
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Pan-cancer analysis of successive whole genome duplication in the 100,000 Genomes Project (EACR25-0555)
P-746
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COX-2/PGE2 Activity in Cancer Cells: A Key Driver of Metastasis via Immune Escape (EACR25-0743)
P-773
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Depleting tumour-infiltrating Tregs to enhance the efficacy of KRAS-mutant targeted therapies in lung cancer (EACR25-1513)
P-790
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Cytotoxic ILC-1 cells determine outcome of PD-(L)1 blockade in microsatellite instable cancers (EACR25-2039)
P-522
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