William Straube

An active participant in shaping policies on advanced cancer treatment methodologies, William Straube is an Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at Washington University School of Medicine. With a robust academic foundation, he earned his master's degree in electrical engineering from the same prestigious institution, which has significantly informed his approach to research and teaching in the field of radiation oncology. Professor Straube's research interests are diverse and cutting-edge, focusing on areas such as radiotherapy, proton therapy, and hyperthermia therapy. His work delves into the intricacies of radiation oncology, exploring innovative techniques like ultrasound hyperthermia and magnetic resonance imaging-guided mild hyperthermia therapy. These interests highlight his commitment to advancing cancer treatment technologies and improving patient outcomes. Straube has an impressive portfolio of over 123 research outputs, which have garnered more than 7,654 citations, reflecting the impact and relevance of his work in the scientific community. His research contributions are not only numerous but also influential, as they continue to shape the future of radiation therapy and oncology. In addition to his research endeavors, Professor Straube is actively involved with the Division of Clinical Research and the Siteman Cancer Center. His affiliation with these esteemed institutions underscores his dedication to translating research findings into clinical practice, ensuring that patients benefit from the latest advancements in cancer treatment. Through his work, William Straube exemplifies a commitment to excellence in both research and clinical application, making significant strides in the field of radiation oncology. His contributions continue to inspire colleagues and students alike, fostering a collaborative environment aimed at tackling some of the most challenging aspects of cancer treatment today.