I am currently an associate professor at University of Toronto Department of Radiation Oncology and radiation oncologist clinician-investigator at the Radiation Medicine Program - Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, and Clinician-Scientist of the Ontario Association of Radiation Oncologists. My research focus relates to my MSc and PhD work, and is aligned with my training and clinical expertise in head and neck cancer and gastrointestinal malignancies. I have global interest in clinical and experimental radiobiology with specific focus on the radiobiological principles that derive the tumour response and treatment-related toxicity. The overarching goal of my academic career and creative professional activity is to improve the value of cancer care through developing optimal radiation therapeutic approach, implementing technology-driven research for radiation therapy innovation that contributes to clinical improvement, building and validation of outcome prediction models, and uncovering novel biomarkers that can be the basis of future clinical trials evaluating tailored new treatment de-escalation or intensification strategies.