I am a recipient of a K99/R00 which will help me to become an independent investigator and a leader in the fields of cancer systems biology applied to cancer radiobiology.I am a Cancer Systems Biology Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University and equipped with a Ph.D. Radiation Sciences and Biomedical Imaging from the University of Sherbrooke, Canada. Throughout my career, I have attained comprehensive experience in Basic Life Research, multi-omics analysis, CODEX multiplexed imaging, Primary cell & organoid cultures, RNA sequencing, O-glycoproteomics, flow cytometry and in vivo radiation mouse models.☛ If you find my profile exciting or interesting in learning more about my skillset and experience, please contact me on LinkedIn or email me at gbouchard@stanford.edu➤ I have demonstrated research excellence in cancer radiobiology and cancer systems biology.➤ In-depth knowledge of cancer biology, radiation sciences, and biocomputation.➤ I have published papers detailing the pro-invasive effect of radiotherapy in triple-negative breast cancer, which has received significant attention from the community.➤ I have received several presentation awards and also been awarded with competitive fellowships, including the Stanford Cancer Systems Biology Scholar fellowship (NCI-R25), and K99/R00 pathway to independence award. ➤ I have conducted research on characterizing and understanding fibroblast heterogeneity in the lung tumor microenvironment in relation to metabolic reprogramming through alterations in glycosylation pathways.➤ I am actively participating in the cancer biology training for assessing the O-glycoproteome and identifying new molecular targets involved in metabolic reprogramming using a cancer systems approach.➤ I am an articulate communicator with language proficiency in French and English.