Nikos Papanikolaou, PhD, MBA  is the Chief of Medical Physics at UT Health San Antonio. Dr. Papanikolaou provides clinical experience and know-how when solving healthcare operations and treatment planning problems.

Katherine Adams, PhD is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Management Science and Statistics at UTSA. Katherine is exploring trade-offs in equity, equality, and uncertainties in scheduling models for healthcare providers, and works collaboratively with a team of managers and physicians at University of Texas Health at San Antonio.

Kai Sun, PhD is an Assistant Professor in Information Systems at University of Maryland-Baltimore County. Previously, as a post-doctoral fellow at UTSA, he developed robust and equitable scheduling models to healthcare providers at University of Texas Health at San Antonio.

Publication: Equitable Anesthesiologist Scheduling under Demand Uncertainty using Multi-Objective Programming

Ruiqi Li, PhD is a Medical Physics resident at UT Southwestern Medical Center.  During his doctoral work at UT Health San Antonio, Ruiqi contributed towards developing robust AI-assisted predictive models for cancer radiotherapy planning.

Publications: 

1. CBCT-Guided Adaptive Radiotherapy using Self-Supervised Sequential Domain Adaptation with Uncertainty Estimation

2. Managing Tumor Changes during Radiotherapy using a Deep Learning Model

Pallav Routh, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. He completed his Ph.D. in Marketing at UTSA. Previously, Pallav contributed towards developing robust predictive models that improve customer relationship management.

Publication: Estimating Customer Churn under Competing Risks

Reisa Widjaja is a doctoral student in Management Science and Statistics at UTSA. As part of the team, Reisa contributed towards developing personalized quality control tools for cancer radiotherapy plan evaluation. 

Publication: Treatment Plan Quality Control using Multivariate Control Charts