Robert Rintoul

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Professor of Thoracic Oncology

University of Cambridge
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Robert Rintoul is a Professor of Thoracic Oncology at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on lung cancer, particularly in areas such as recurrence prediction using circulating tumor DNA and the implications of second primary lung cancers in survivors. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of pleural diseases and the effectiveness of imaging techniques in characterizing pulmonary nodules. Located in the United Kingdom, Professor Rintoul remains at the forefront of thoracic oncology research.

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Koen Hartemink

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Universitair Medisch Centrum Utrecht

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Andrew Clegg

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UNITED KINGDOM
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Stefan J. Marciniak

University of Cambridge

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Andrew Cook

University of Southampton

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Kim Monkhorst

The Netherlands Cancer Institute

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Susan Victoria Harden

MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Scott Harris

Associate Professor of Medical Statistics

University of Southampton

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Sabina Dizdarevic

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Lucy Brindle

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University of Southampton

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