VCCC Alliance Breast Cancer Grand Round with Associate Professor Kylie Gorringe
Molecular Analyses of Pre-Invasive Breast Disease
Join us for a deep dive into the genomic secrets of pre-invasive breast diseases with Associate Professor Kylie Gorringe, a renowned scientist at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
For the past decade, A/Prof Gorringe and her team have been meticulously investigating the genomic features of pre-invasive breast lesions, including ductal carcinoma in situ, atypical ductal hyperplasia, and papillomas.
In this presentation, she will share her team's progress in this crucial field of cancer research, providing a comprehensive overview of the progress made so far as well as sharing exciting recent findings, and delving into the team's efforts to build prognostic tests for these conditions.
Aim: To provide an overview of the progress of research in pre-invasive breast diseases at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
Learning Objective: To discuss the progress of research at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre with a focus on molecular analyses of pre-invasive breast disease
Presenter
Associate Professor Kylie Gorringe
Group Leader and the Co-Head of the Cancer Evolution and Metastasis Program, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Associate Professor Kylie Gorringe is a Group Leader and the Co-Head of the Cancer Evolution and Metastasis Program at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. A/Prof Gorringe began her academic journey in New Zealand before pursuing her PhD at Cambridge University in the UK. Her journey continued with post-doctoral positions at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne and James Cook University in Townsville.
In 2016, A/Prof Gorringe became a Group Leader at Peter Mac and has held NHMRC Career Development and Victoria Cancer Agency Mid-Career Fellowships. Her research focuses on utilising genomics and functional approaches to address clinical questions in breast and ovarian cancer. Her ground-breaking work has been funded by grants from NHMRC, NBCF, the US Dept of Defense, and Cancer Australia.