Biography

As a medical physicist, I shoot particles at cancer cells. Pew pew. My PhD research focuses on adaptive radiotherapy, which entails adapting cancer treatment plans to patients’ changing anatomies over the course of treatment. I will be developing physics-informed neural networks to generate synthetic CT images from cone-beam CT scans, such that they can be used directly for plan adaptation. This research will hopefully enable and enhance adaptive radiotherapy workflows in the clinic, and contribute towards personalised and precision medicine. Outside of work, I can be found exploring far-flung corners of the world with my camera.

Previous Education

Imperial College London
University of Cambridge

Links

https://www.linkedin.com/in/plyeap