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Safora Johansen completed her doctorate in radiation oncology, focusing on late side effects in breast cancer patients at the University of Oslo in 2010. She continued her postdoctoral research at the Institute of Cancer Research, Radium Hospital, and Oslo University Hospital. Her work has been funded by the Norwegian Cancer Society, leading to the implementation of her findings in clinical practice through advanced radiotherapy techniques. Dr. Johansen's research line is dedicated to providing estimates of the risk of radiation-induced secondary cancers using biomathematical models. She specializes in protocol optimization for diagnostic radiation therapy and has a strong emphasis on palliative radiotherapy and educational research, collaborating with international partners in North America and Europe. In 2022, she was appointed chair of the International Academic Network of the International Society of Radiographers and Radiation Therapists. Currently, she co-leads the Imaging Radiation Science group at Singapore Institute of Technology, focusing on using technology for protocol optimization and outpatient cancer care, while actively engaging in educational research. Dr. Johansen has developed joint online teaching courses in collaboration with international universities and is committed to enhancing the education of health professionals worldwide.
Includes programs like Aerospace Engineering and Mechanical Engineering (SIT-UofG joint degrees).