Dr. Caroline Chung is vice president and chief data and analytics officer at MD Anderson Cancer Center, where she helps bridge the worlds of medicine, data and human understanding. A physician-scientist and professor of Radiation Oncology and Diagnostic Imaging, her clinical focus is on central nervous system malignancies, and her research advances quantitative imaging and computational modeling to personalize treatment. She also co-directs the Institute for Data Science in Oncology and leads national and international initiatives to improve how data is generated, interpreted and trusted in healthcare. Her leadership roles include the International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements, the Quantitative Medical Imaging Coalition and the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s AI Community of Practice. Caroline believes the future of medicine isn’t just technical—it’s cultural—and that progress depends on how well people learn to think together.