AI and the Future of Cancer Treatments A Reno Family Foundation Symposium

Sophia Shalhout, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at Harvard Medical School and a Principal Investigator at the Mike Toth Cancer Research Center at Mass Eye and Ear. Her groundbreaking research applies AI and big data analytics to complex biomedical data, with the goal of advancing personalized medicine for high-risk cancer patients.

Dr. Shalhout’s work goes beyond improving individual treatment plans- she is also using AI to accelerate the discovery of new therapies that target some of the most challenging, traditionally “undruggable” cancer proteins. By optimizing molecular interactions and drug-like properties, her approach merges computational biology with lab-based validation, opening doors to entirely new treatment options for deadly cancers.

Through presentation and conversation, Dr. Shalhout will share how these powerful technologies are reshaping the landscape of cancer care- from precision medicine to faster, smarter drug development.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand from one of the leading minds at the intersection of AI and oncology- where innovation meets impact.