Todd C. Hollon

Todd C. Hollon, MD, is a Research Professor and Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Michigan’s Medical School, Department of Neurosurgery. He also serves as Program Director for Artificial Intelligence in Neurosurgery. His research focuses on advancing intraoperative diagnostics and AI-driven solutions for neuro-oncology, particularly in glioma detection, tumor classification, and real-time surgical guidance. Dr. Hollon holds an MD from The Ohio State University (2013) and a BA from the University of Michigan (2008).

Key affiliations include the Rogel Cancer Center, Center for Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics, and the Precision Health Initiative. His work integrates stimulated Raman histology, deep learning algorithms, and health system-scale data to improve surgical outcomes and tumor characterization. Recent innovations include AI models for rapid detection of glioma infiltration and CNS lymphoma differentiation during surgery, highlighted in Nature.

Publications emphasize AI applications in neurosurgery, medical imaging algorithms, and predictive models for spinal parameters. His research bridges clinical neurosurgery with computational advancements, aiming to enhance precision in tumor resection and molecular diagnostics.