Petros Tsantoulis

Dr. Petros Tsantoulis is a Senior Clinical Associate at the University of Geneva, where he plays a pivotal role in the development of precision oncology at the university hospital. He obtained his medical degree and PhD in Athens before specializing in internal medicine and medical oncology in Switzerland. Dr. Tsantoulis is also a lab leader at the Center for Translational Hemato-Oncology, focusing his research on biomarker development for various cancer types. His work aims to enhance personalized medicine by identifying genetic alterations that inform cancer prognosis and treatment responses. He utilizes advanced analytical techniques, including DNA/RNA sequencing, to explore the molecular features of tumors and their implications for clinical decision-making. Dr. Tsantoulis is actively involved in collaborative efforts with national networks and has contributed significantly to the field through numerous publications and participation in molecular tumor boards that integrate expert insights from oncology, pathology, genetics, and bioinformatics.