Nina Tilly
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Nina Tilly is a leading figure in radiation oncology physics, whose work is reshaping how we manage tumor motion during treatment. Her research centers on adaptive and real-time radiation therapy (ART), with a particular focus on intra-fraction breathing motion management—a critical challenge in treating thoracic and abdominal cancers. Tilly’s major contribution is her leadership of the landmark POP-ART RT study, which systematically investigated clinical patterns of practice for real-time respiratory motion management and plan adaptation. This work, published in 2020 and cited 59 times, provides the first comprehensive assessment of how and to what extent these advanced techniques are implemented globally, while also identifying key barriers to their broader adoption. By bridging the gap between technological capability and clinical reality, Tilly’s research offers a vital roadmap for improving treatment precision and patient outcomes. Her findings are essential reading for any physicist or clinician seeking to understand the current state and future direction of adaptive radiotherapy.
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