Assistant Professor Elizabeth Huynh holds joint appointments in Medical Biophysics and Oncology at Western University. Her research focuses on medical physics and the development of advanced treatment planning for radiation oncology. She investigates the application of artificial intelligence and automated contouring to improve the precision and efficiency of radiation delivery. Her mission is to enhance the safety and effectiveness of cancer treatments through biophysical modeling and technological innovation. Dr. Huynh provides research supervision for graduate students and clinical support for radiation therapy programs. She is dedicated to optimizing patient care through the study of dose-response relationships.