Breast specialist and cancer researcher. Her research focuses on clinical specimens and patient-derived organoids, inflammatory breast cancer, stratification of metastatic and recurrent breast cancer cases based on various clinical information, health economics, and breast cancer imaging diagnosis. She graduated from Tohoku University School of Medicine in 2014 and will complete her doctoral studies at Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine in 2023. After serving as a resident at the Breast Center of Cancer Institute Ariake Hospital in 2018, she joined the Cancer Epigenome Project of the Japanese Society for Cancer Research in 2019. After establishing an organoid culture platform using clinical specimens from breast cancer patients, she is conducting research aimed at elucidating the pathogenesis of inflammatory breast cancer while examining intratumoral heterogeneity in patient-derived organoids. She is conducting research using multi-analysis and machine learning models to elucidate the organ-specific pathogenesis of metastatic breast cancer. She conducts cross-sectional research spanning basic and clinical settings, while promoting research on health economics as a social theme. She received both the 30th Japan Breast Cancer Society Research Encouragement Award and the 25th Breast Cancer Outstanding Paper Award in 2024. As a physician, he manages diagnostic imaging systems, while also conducting research into how molecular biological characteristics create phenotypic differences and how these are recognized as image patterns.
