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In this episode of TOGA's Conversations in Lung Cancer Research, A/Prof Mel Moore speaks with Prof Shankar Siva about his groundbreaking work in radiation oncology, particularly focusing on the PRIME Lung study. They discuss the journey from concept to large clinical trials, the challenges of grant applications, the importance of controversial ideas in research, and the role of industry funding. Shankar also shares insights into his interest in genitourinary cancers and the future of radiation therapy, emphasising the significance of mentorship and practical advice for junior radiation oncologists.
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:33 Meet Professor Shankar Siva
01:26 Prime Lung Study Overview
02:32 Building on Previous Research
04:00 From Concept to Large Trial
06:11 International Collaborations
07:16 Tips for Clinician Researchers
12:11 Industry Funding in Radiation Oncology
14:33 Interest in Genitourinary Cancers
19:34 The Role of Mentorship
25:09 Advice for Junior Colleagues
28:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In this episode of TOGA's Conversations in Lung Cancer Research, A/Prof Mel Moore speaks with Prof Shankar Siva about his groundbreaking work in radiation oncology, particularly focusing on the PRIME Lung study. They discuss the journey from concept to large clinical trials, the challenges of grant applications, the importance of controversial ideas in research, and the role of industry funding. Shankar also shares insights into his interest in genitourinary cancers and the future of radiation therapy, emphasising the significance of mentorship and practical advice for junior radiation oncologists.
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:33 Meet Professor Shankar Siva
01:26 Prime Lung Study Overview
02:32 Building on Previous Research
04:00 From Concept to Large Trial
06:11 International Collaborations
07:16 Tips for Clinician Researchers
12:11 Industry Funding in Radiation Oncology
14:33 Interest in Genitourinary Cancers
19:34 The Role of Mentorship
25:09 Advice for Junior Colleagues
28:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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