Henry Marshall

Associate Professor Henry Marshall is a Thoracic Physician and academic at The Prince Charles Hospital and the University of Queensland Thoracic Research Centre. He holds an Associate Professorship in the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences. His research focuses on lung cancer screening, smoking cessation, artificial intelligence in medical imaging, and biomarkers for lung cancer. He leads Australia's second lung cancer screening trial (International Lung Screen Trial) and has contributed to over 150 publications.

Education

• PhD in Lung Cancer Screening from the University of Queensland (2015)

Research Interests

• Lung cancer screening strategies and early detection
• Smoking cessation interventions and policy
• AI-driven medical imaging for diagnostics
• Biomarker development for personalized oncology

His work emphasizes reducing lung cancer mortality through early detection and integrating smoking cessation into screening programs.

Grants & Funding

• ACRF Lung Cancer Screening Centre of Excellence (2021–2025)
• NHMRC grants for lung cancer screening and AI-driven interventions

Supervision He mentors students in lung cancer biomarkers, smoking cessation tech, and AI applications. Completed supervision includes Hollie Bendotti's doctoral work on smoking cessation chatbots.

Labs/Teams Part of the ACRF Centre for Lung Cancer Early Detection and the International Lung Screen Trial collaboration.