MrJames Kinross, FRCS PhD
Clinical Associate Professor in General Surgery
Department of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine
Orcid identifier0000-0002-0427-7643 (opens in a new tab)
- Clinical Associate Professor in General SurgeryDepartment of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 3312 1947 (Work)
- 1029, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Wing (QEQM), St Mary's Campus, United Kingdom
RESEARCH
Invited Talks
Kinross J. Mixed Reality. CogX, London June 2020.
Kinross J. How surgeons will use data to inform intra-operative decision making. Intelligent Health. London, September 2020.
Kinross J. The oncogenic microbiome – defining drivers and passengers in initiation and progression. The London Microbiome Meeting. October 2020.
Kinross J. Leveraging the gut microbiome to improve clinical outcomes in cancer. Auckland, New Zealand. October 2020.
Kinross J. How the microbiome will change colorectal surgery. International Bordeaux Colorectal Master Class. October 2020.
Kinross J: Leveraging the gut microbiome to improve clinical outcomes in cancer. New Zealand Society of Oncology. October 2020.
Kinross J. The Digital Surgeon. Association of Colorectal and Proctological Surgery. Edinburgh, September 2020.
Kinross J. Listening to the patient’s gut. The power of patient generated data. Royal Society of Medicine. May 2020.
Kinross J. Translational applications of the oncological microbiome in clinical practice. Stellenbosch University Microbiome Meeting. Stellenbosch, South Africa. November 2019
Kinross J. Translational applications of the gut microbiome in surgery. The Dutch Surgical Society, Edinburgh September 2019
Videos
Cleveland Clinic Innovation Lecture
ACS 2019
Innovating in high risk environments
Kinross J. Mixed Reality. CogX, London June 2020.
Kinross J. How surgeons will use data to inform intra-operative decision making. Intelligent Health. London, September 2020.
Kinross J. The oncogenic microbiome – defining drivers and passengers in initiation and progression. The London Microbiome Meeting. October 2020.
Kinross J. Leveraging the gut microbiome to improve clinical outcomes in cancer. Auckland, New Zealand. October 2020.
Kinross J. How the microbiome will change colorectal surgery. International Bordeaux Colorectal Master Class. October 2020.
Kinross J: Leveraging the gut microbiome to improve clinical outcomes in cancer. New Zealand Society of Oncology. October 2020.
Kinross J. The Digital Surgeon. Association of Colorectal and Proctological Surgery. Edinburgh, September 2020.
Kinross J. Listening to the patient’s gut. The power of patient generated data. Royal Society of Medicine. May 2020.
Kinross J. Translational applications of the oncological microbiome in clinical practice. Stellenbosch University Microbiome Meeting. Stellenbosch, South Africa. November 2019
Kinross J. Translational applications of the gut microbiome in surgery. The Dutch Surgical Society, Edinburgh September 2019
Videos
Cleveland Clinic Innovation Lecture
ACS 2019
Innovating in high risk environments
GRANTS
- STANDARD - CALLNext-generation tumour associated protease sensitive antibody drug conjugate linkers for breast and colorectal cancerCancer Research UK1 Jul 2025 - 31 Jul 2027
- STANDARD - CALLPB4325: Shape changing origami inspired colonoscopic capsules for autonomous bi-directional navigation for multimodal inspection in the colonAdvanced Research and Invention Agency1 Jan 2025 - 10 Jan 2027