Thomas Powles: An intratumoral micro-device releases small amounts of drugs locally to assess efficacy

Thomas Powles posted on X:

“An intratumoral micro-device releases small amounts of drugs locally to assess efficacy KCRS24 (Kidney Cancer Research Summit). Up to 20 drugs can be assessed. Here we can seen what looks like an immune responsive tumor. This could be a new corridor to personalised therapy. Sumanta K. Pal looking on with enthusiasm.”                    .

Source: Tom Powles/X

Professor Thomas Powles, specializing in urology cancer, holds the position of Professor at the University of London since 2012 and serves as the Director of Barts Cancer Centre, a CRUK Major Cancer Centre. With a role in biomarker development and drug strategies, he has secured multiple EMA and FDA approvals. His achievements include advancing front-line immune/targeted therapy combinations in RCC and immune checkpoint inhibition in bladder cancer.