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Yunze Yang

Yunze Yang, Ph.D.

Department:

Radiation Oncology

Yunze Yang

Roles

  • Assistant Professor of Clinical

  • Biography

    Yunze Yang is an Assistant Professor in Radiation Oncology. He received his PhD in electrical engineering at Arizona State University. After that, he worked at Mayo Clinic Arizona as a Research Fellow in proton therapy, focusing on the high LET of protons and related patient outcomes. He finished his residency in Medical Physics at the University of Miami. His research interests include 1) methodology development in data mining and patient outcome modeling in SGRT, SRS, brachytherapy and LET-effect on proton radiation therapy; 2) development of novel dosimeters using optical/chemical sensing; 3) Application of artificial intelligence in Radiation Oncology.

  • Education & Training

    Education

    • 2016
      Arizona State University , Tempe, Arizona
      PhD
    • 2010
      Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
      MS
    • 2008
      Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
      BS

    Post Graduate Training

    • 2024
      University of Miami, Miami, FL
      Residency
    • 2022
      Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, AZ
      Other
    • 2022
      University of Los Angeles , Los Angeles, CA
      Other
    • 2019
      The Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University , Tempe, AZ
      Other

  • Teaching Interests

    •Fundamentals of dosimetry
    •Experimental medical physics and dosimetry
    •Medical artificial intelligence

  • Research Interests

    •Methodology development in data mining and patient outcome modeling in SGRT, SRS, brachytherapy and LET-effect on proton radiation therapy
    •Development of novel dosimeters using optical/chemical sensing
    •Application of artificial intelligence in Radiation Oncology.

  • Publications

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