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Raj Jena is a Professor of AI in Radiation Oncology at the University of Cambridge's Department of Oncology and Cambridge University Hospitals. His research interests include clinical image processing, data science, and machine learning applications in radiation therapy. He serves as the chief investigator for the Hamlet.rt study, a multi-center radiomics initiative focused on radiation therapy across 12 sites in the UK and Tata Medical Centre in Kolkata. As a member of the Royal College of Radiologists’ AI Clinical Oncology (AICO) committee and Director of the Oncology Translational Research Collaboration (O-TRC) with the National Institute for Healthcare Research, he aims to improve radiotherapy technologies and methodologies. Jena's work emphasizes the importance of precise treatment in curing cancer, employing scans to identify tumor locations, and using advanced techniques to shield healthy tissues from radiation. His ongoing projects focus on developing artificial intelligence tools that enhance the reading of scan data, improve the accuracy of radiotherapy, and monitor patient responses to treatment.
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