British Association for Cancer Research - Poster Prize

Sydney Cancer Conference - Sydney - Oral Presentation Award (Hunter Cancer Research Alliance)

Avner Pancreatic Cancer Foundation - Rapid Fire Young Investigator Speaker Award

Matrix Biology Society of Australia and New Zealand Paper of the Month (December)

Matrix Biology Society of Australia and New Zealand Paper of the Year

OzMRS Ms Megan Wheeler Early Career Researcher of the Year Award

Cancer Institute of New South Wales - Early Career Research Fellowship (2022-2024)

Lorne Cancer Conference (Oncology One) - Best ECR Presentation

Matrix Biology Society of Australia and New Zealand - Early Career Bob Frazer Award

Tour de Cure Annual Grant 2023

UNSW Seed Grant

200344 Kendelle Murphy

Dr Kendelle Murphy [ID_200344]-1747836429300

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It’s time to reshape the future for people living with pancreatic cancer. One of the reasons pancreatic cancer is referred to as a ‘silent disease’ is that it’s frequently diagnosed in the later stages of growth. This is because the pancreas is located behind the stomach and the cancer can remain undetected until it grows large enough to affect nearby organs. Prognosis is poor, and alarmingly, treatments and survival rates have barely changed for almost 40 years. At Garvan, our aim is to triple survival rates by 2030.

Reshaping the future of pancreatic cancer