Dr. Neylon has been with the Department of Radiation Oncology at UCLA as an Assistant Professor since 2020. He has BS degrees in physics and mathematics, and an MS degree in medical physics from Purdue University. In 2016, Dr. Neylon received his PhD in Biomedical Physics from UCLA, on the topic of adaptive radiotherapy utilizing parallel programming and biomechanical modeling. He continued at UCLA for his residency, then joined City of Hope National Medical Center as an Assistant Clinical Professor in 2018. He has continued interest in the development of biomechancial models for inter- and intra-fractional motion tracking and image registration. His clinical research interests include process automation, integration of AI in clinical workflows, and quantification of plan robustness and plan quality.