Nikhil Rammohan

Nikhil Rammohan is an Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at the Washington University School of Medicine, affiliated with the Brain Tumor Center and Siteman Cancer Center. His research focuses on advanced imaging analytics to optimize cancer therapy and assess treatment-related toxicity.

• BS, MSE: Johns Hopkins University (2008-2009)
• MD/PhD: Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine (2018)
• Residency: Northwestern University (2023)

Research interests span MRI-based radiomics, theranostics, and deep learning applications in treating CNS and head & neck malignancies. Recent work emphasizes MR-Linac technology, adaptive radiotherapy, and structural brain changes post-radiotherapy.

Scientific awards include Teacher of the Year (2024-2025) and ARRO Educator of the Year. His publications highlight innovations in molecular MRI, cancer prognosis modeling, and radiation oncology hardware.