Prof. Caroline Moore is a distinguished Senior Clinical Researcher at University College London and an Honorary Consultant Urological Surgeon at University College Hospital. She specialises in the detection, surveillance, and treatment of prostate cancer, employing an MRI-led approach to enhance patient outcomes.

After completing her medical training within the London Deanery and University College London, Prof. Moore embarked on her thesis work in 2002. She was awarded her MD in 2007 for her pioneering research into 'Photodynamic Therapy for Prostate Cancer'. Notably, she became the first woman in the UK to be appointed as a Professor of Urology and currently serves as the Head of Urology at University College London. In 2012, she was honoured with the position of Honorary Consultant Urologist at University College Hospitals Trust, where she leads a dedicated team focused on prostate cancer diagnosis, active surveillance, and focal therapy.

Prof. Moore and her team are at the forefront of research and clinical trials, having received numerous accolades, including the prestigious BMJ Research Paper of the Year in 2019. They have delivered the highest number of focal treatments for prostate cancer, with Prof. Moore personally treating 800 men using this innovative approach. She also mentors urologists globally in this technique and has lectured extensively on the use of MRI for prostate cancer screening.

Prof. Moore's commitment to advancing urological care and her significant contributions to prostate cancer treatment make her a leading figure in her field. Her ongoing research and clinical practice continue to shape the future of urology, providing hope and improved outcomes for patients worldwide.