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Contact information


ester.hammond@oncology.ox.ac.uk


+44 (0)1865 617320


Follow the Hammond Lab on Bluesky - @Hammond-lab.bsky.social

Research groups

Research Theme

Tumour Microenvironment (Lead Principal Investigator)

Websites

Ester Hammond

Professor of Molecular Cancer Biology

  • TME Research Theme lead, Department of Oncology
  • Academic lead for Department of Oncology Pathways to Academic Independence (PAI) programme

Research Summary

We investigate how tumours survive in conditions which include low oxygen (hypoxia). The goal is to target the hypoxic parts of tumours to improve cancer therapy.

Biography

Ester completed her PhD at the School for Cancer Sciences, University of Birmingham then accepted a post as a postdoctoral fellow within the Molecular Oncology Group at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine before moving to the USA to join the Department of Radiation Oncology at Stanford University, first as a postdoctoral fellow then a research associate. She joined the Department in 2007.

GROUP MEMBERS

Hala Estephan, Postdoctoral Researcher
Katja Worth, DPhil Student
Eduard Petrosyan, DPhil Student
Bozhena Caratti, Postdoctoral Researcher
Olivier Zanier, DPhil Student
Zhanghao Wang, DPhil Student