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Brett Miller is a researcher whose work spans the critical intersection of medical physics and autonomous systems. His primary contributions lie in the clinical commissioning and application of advanced radiation therapy technologies, particularly for stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT). His most cited work, a 2012 study on the Novalis Tx linear accelerator, has garnered 46 citations and provides essential technical guidelines for transitioning from acceptance testing to first clinical treatment, establishing a benchmark for safe and effective implementation. This contribution is vital for ensuring precision in cancer care. Beyond medical physics, Miller has explored autonomous vehicle technology, notably developing RASCL (Robotic Assistance System for Changing Lanes), a system that integrates sensing, localization, and map data to reduce driver stress during highway lane changes. While this work has fewer citations, it demonstrates a versatile engineering approach to solving real-world safety challenges. Miller’s research exemplifies a commitment to translating complex technical systems into practical, life-saving applications, making him a notable figure in both radiation oncology and robotics.