Grey Kuling is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Toronto in the department of Medical Biophysics. Kuling works under the supervision of Anne Martel, a senior scientist at Sunnybrook Research Insitute, known for her research in artificial intelligence (AI) for the management of breast cancer via pathology and radiology images. Kuling is currently working on a research thesis that leverages the use of AI to predict a patient's risk of developing breast cancer by using screening records, and the biological factors of breast density and background parenchymal enhancement. His background includes an undergraduate degree in Physics from the University of New Brunswick, and a Master's in Mathematics and Statistics from York University.
Grey Kuling is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Toronto in the department of Medical Biophysics. Kuling works under the supervision of Anne Martel, a senior scientist at Sunnybrook Research Insitute, known for her research in artificial intelligence (AI) for the management of breast cancer via pathology and radiology images. Kuling is currently working on a research thesis that leverages the use of AI to predict a patient's risk of developing breast cancer by using screening records, and the biological factors of breast density and background parenchymal enhancement. His background includes an undergraduate degree in Physics from the University of New Brunswick, and a Master's in Mathematics and Statistics from York University.