Professor Karteris PI, has so far published 105 research manuscripts (h-index 36; i-index 76) and presented over 100 research abstracts in leading national and international conferences. He also has expertise in intellectual property (IP) for Life Sciences. He has attracted a number of research grants; including NIH, Society for Endocrinology, Wellcome Trust, CRUK, and Asthma Lung UK.
Professor Chatterjee has published and presented widely in his chosen field of specialization. He is an avid supporter of education, and his primary research interest is in translational research, aimed at promoting new biomarker discovery and validation in gynaecological cancers. He has published on clinical interventions improving patient outcomes from gynaecological cancers. He is also part of the team involved in research in Human Uterine transplant in the UK. He is presently working to develop a genomic, proteomic, and immunogenic characterisation of tumours, so that novel therapies can be applied as part of personalised cancer care to improve survival from gynaecological cancers. His research includes looking at risk stratification in gynaecological cancers and preventative strategies. He has supervised and supervises research students for doctoral and master’s degrees.
Professor Chatterjee has been extensively involved in postgraduate education in the UK and has organised many international and national training and teaching courses. He is a robotic proctor and trains colleagues and trainees in robotic surgery across the country and internationally. He is the training program director for Gynae-oncology sub-specialty training at his hospital and the Clinical Director for his department.
Specialises in a range of thoracic surgical procedures, including thoracoscopy, diagnostic and interventional endoscopy.
Peri, Juhi, Rooban and Dimple at a Postgratuate Conference at Brunel University London
Peri, Juhi, Rooban, Sayeh, Tom, and Aeman
Cambridge, UK : 23 - 26 June 2019
Peri, Juhi and Sayeh presenting their latest work at the EACR conference in Cambridge.
Zena, Rooban, Juhi, Rachel, Sayeh, Peri, Victoria, Heerni and Aeman