Kip E. Guja, MSc, MD, PhD, is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology, specializing in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging. As a physician-scientist, Dr. Guja’s dual expertise in medicine as well as molecular structural biology and pharmacology allows him to bridge the gap between bench-top discovery and bedside application. His clinical work is centered on theragnostics—the integration of targeted molecular imaging and precision therapy—with a particular focus on improving patient outcomes through the use of novel radiopharmaceuticals. Dr. Guja is also a leader in Radiology Informatics, where he serves as the Co-Director of Structured Reporting and an EPIC Optimization Champion for the nuclear medicine division. In these roles, he drives institutional efforts to enhance diagnostic clarity and streamline clinical workflows through data-driven technology solutions. His research interests encompass the development of "smart" molecular probes and the optimization of healthcare IT systems to support clinician wellness and patient safety. He is also dedicated to the education and mentorship of future nuclear medicine physicians, and currently serves as Associate Director of the NM/DR residency program at Stanford. Dr. Guja is a recipient of numerous honors, including the SNMMI “One to Watch” award, reflecting his commitment to shaping the future of molecular imaging and personalized medicine.

Dr. Suryadevara is a Bioengineer by training and has a breadth of research experience and extensively collaborative research portfolio. Currently, her main research focus is gaining a deeper understanding of senescence biology in age-associated diseases like osteoarthritis, Alzheimer's disease and pulmonary fibrosis. She has worked extensively on developing new imaging techniques to non-invasively detect senescence. Her global health research focus involves developing-region specific lifestyle interventions for healthy aging. She travels around the world to give scientific talks at various international conferences and is also a TEDx speaker. She mentors students across disciplines in their research pursuits and also teaches courses including 'Biology of Aging-Deciphering Senescence'