Emma Skarsø Buhl is a postdoctoral researcher at Aarhus University's Department of Clinical Medicine, focused on advancing radiotherapy techniques. She specializes in the development of deep learning-based tools to enhance the treatment planning process for breast cancer radiotherapy. With a strong academic background in physics, Emma earned her PhD with a focus on radiotherapy and breast cancer physics. Her research aims to streamline and improve the accuracy of radiotherapeutic treatments by automating the delineation of target areas and organs at risk. Emma's work encompasses a unique blend of theoretical and applied physics in the context of oncology, positioning her as a key contributor in the field of medical physics. She is actively involved in research collaborations and has presented multiple research outputs, reflecting her commitment to innovative approaches in radiotherapy.