Tumour Genomics
Characterising the genomic landscape of tumours to better understand behaviour and treatment context.
Research
Advancing Precision Oncology through research.
Research at the institute is organised around questions that arise in clinic: which molecular information is genuinely useful, when, and for whom.
Areas of interest
Where the work is focused.
Biomarker Discovery
Identifying and evaluating markers that may inform prognosis or treatment selection.
Liquid Biopsy
Blood-based molecular analysis, including circulating tumour DNA methodology and application.
Molecular Monitoring
Following molecular change over the course of treatment and disease.
Translational Research
Work that connects laboratory observation with clinical questions.
AI & Precision Oncology
Computational approaches that support interpretation of complex clinical and molecular data.
Clinical Research
Structured clinical study design in personalized cancer treatment.
Emerging Therapies
Evaluating the evidence base around newer treatment approaches as it develops.
Translational research
From the laboratory bench to the clinic, and back.
Translational work is the bridge between molecular observation and clinical decision-making. The questions come from clinic, and the answers are tested against clinical usefulness rather than novelty alone.
Which findings change decisions
Not every molecular finding is clinically useful. Work focuses on distinguishing findings that can realistically influence a treatment discussion from those that cannot.
Molecular monitoring over time
How molecular information behaves across a treatment course, including blood-based monitoring where it is appropriate.
Interpretation frameworks
Consistent, documented approaches to classifying and reporting variants, so that interpretation does not vary from case to case.
Access and practicality
Sample requirements, turnaround times and cost all determine whether a test is usable in real clinical practice in India.
Research participation is always voluntary and follows consent and ethics processes. Taking part in research is never a condition of receiving care, and no research outcome is presented on this website as a treatment claim.
Publications & scientific work
Listed only once verified.
Individual citations appear on this website only after the record has been checked against its journal, DOI or PubMed source.
Dr Amit Verma's curriculum vitae records 47 publications, participation in 5 clinical trials as an investigator and one US patent. Individual citations are published on this website only after each record has been checked against its journal, DOI or PubMed source. No individually verified citation is listed yet, so this section is intentionally empty rather than filled with unverified references.
Collaborate or enquire about research.
Referring clinicians and researchers are welcome to get in touch.