David Herrmann
Garvan Institute / Kinghorn Cancer Centre, NSW, Australia

Dr David Herrmann is a Group Leader at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research (Sydney, Australia) with major focus on improving our understanding of pancreatic cancer progression, metastasis and treatment resistance. Using genetically-engineered mice and 3D cell culture models combined with live imaging technologies, he assesses new anti-cancer treatments and treatment combinations in pancreatic cancer with the aim to improve outcomes in this deadly disease.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Pinpointing and targeting novel drivers of pancreatic cancer progression and metastasis using TRAP-seq. (#149)
12:45 PM
Michael Trpceski
Lunch & Poster Viewing (Odd Numbers)
Investigating novel matrisomal targets in PC to reduce fibrosis and improve standard-of-care chemotherapy. (#155)
12:45 PM
Jessie Zhu
Lunch & Poster Viewing (Odd Numbers)
Inhibition of the NPY signalling axis as a novel therapeutic option in Pancreatic Cancer. (#38)
12:35 PM
Cecilia Chambers
Concurrent Session - Cancer Biology
Temporal proteomic profiling reveals Nidogen-2 as a new stromal co-target in pancreatic cancer (#138)
1:00 PM
Brooke Pereira
Lunch & Poster Viewing (Even Numbers)