Conference Speaker · 2026

Nino Toria

Nino Toria

Radiologist · Assistant Professor · Visiting Lecturer

Todua ClinicTbilisi, Georgia
ნინო თორიაGeorgia
Todua ClinicRadiologist from 2024
Ken Walker International UniversityAssistant Professor from 2024
TSMUGuest teacher and student group coordinator since 2016
Academic pathDoctoral studies in immunology, 2016–2024

Professional profile

Radiology, immunology and oncology research

Nino Toria is a radiologist who has been working in magnetic resonance and computed tomography at Todua Clinic since 2024. In parallel, she has been an assistant professor at Ken Walker International University since 2024, and has experience as a visiting teacher and student group coordinator at Tbilisi State Medical University since 2016.

In his CV, clinical radiology is closely linked to scientific research in immunology and oncology, especially the impact of radiofrequency ablation on the tumor microenvironment and immune response.

Professional and scientific focusDiagnostic radiology, CT/MRI, oncology imaging, immunology, and radiofrequency ablation research.

Career path

Main stages

2006–2012

Medical education

Tbilisi State Medical University — Faculty of Medicine.

2013–2015

Radiology specialization

TSMU Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Continuing Professional Development / Scientific Research Institute of Clinical Medicine.

2016–2024

Doctoral studies in immunology

Department of Immunology, Tbilisi State Medical University.

2016–present

TSMU

Visiting teacher and student group coordinator in the American graduate medical program.

2017–2020

Doctoral grant

A project funded by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation on radiofrequency thermal ablation and immune response.

2018

Research visit

King's College London, UK.

2024

Todua Clinic and Academic Position

Radiologist at Todua Clinic; Assistant Professor at Ken Walker International University; OMI Seminar in Diagnostic Radiology, Salzburg.

Professional activity

Experience, research and development

Conferences and Grants

  • 2024 — 7th European Congress of Immunology (ECI 2024), Dublin: Immunomodulatory effects of radiofrequency ablation in inoperable pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
  • 2024 — OMI Travel Grant to the Diagnostic Radiology Workshop, Salzburg.
  • 2017–2020 — Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation Doctoral Grant.
  • 2018 — EFIS Travel Grant and participation in the 5th European Congress of Immunology, Amsterdam.
  • 2019 — Coordinators' Training at Emory University, Atlanta, USA.

Scientific publications and research topics

  • The CV lists six scientific publications, including those in Radiology Case Reports and Georgian Medical News.
  • Studies include the impact of radiofrequency ablation on the immune response in inoperable pancreatic cancer.
  • Published papers present topics on the tumor microenvironment, inflammatory biomarkers, and repeated RFA.
  • Presentations at local and international conferences include radiology, pediatric radiology, and oncology immunology.

Professional Memberships and Tools

Georgian Association of Allergology and Clinical ImmunologyGeorgian Association of Cardiovascular and Interventional RadiologySPSSPRISMGeorgianEnglishRussian
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Scientific publications listed in CV

Research

Radiology, Oncology and Immune Response

Nino Toria's published papers and grant projects combine diagnostic radiology, pancreatic cancer, and the impact of radiofrequency ablation on the tumor microenvironment and immune response.

Biographical information is prepared based on the Curriculum Vitae provided by the speaker.

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