Adam Robertson

Chief Scientific Officer Hemispherian

Seminars

Wednesday 2nd December 2026
Insights Exchange – How Can We Better Predict Clinical Success Before the Clinic?
11:40 am
  • Which preclinical endpoints, biomarkers, and model characteristics are most consistently associated with successful clinical outcomes?
  • How can organisations use clinical observations, imaging, and translational data to improve confidence in model-derived decisions and reduce late-stage risk?
  • What are the most common reasons promising preclinical programmes fail in patients, and how can model strategies be refined to improve predictability?
  • Audience Q&As
Wednesday 2nd December 2026
Evidence – Improving Confidence in Glioblastoma Development by Understanding What Truly Predicts Clinical Success
10:30 am
  • Exploring why glioblastoma programmes continue to fail despite apparently encouraging preclinical data and examining the differences between marginal and clinically meaningful efficacy signals
  • Evaluating the predictive value of orthotopic and translational tumour models to better understand which preclinical outcomes are most strongly associated with clinical success
  • Applying lessons learned from glioblastoma development programmes to improve candidate selection, strengthen translational confidence, and avoid progression decisions based on weak or misleading data
Dr Adam Robertson, Chief Scientific Officer at Hemispherian, speaker at the 15th Tumour Models Summit London