This symposium aims to bring together individuals from chemistry, engineering, physics, molecular biology, cardiovascular physiology and imaging sciences to promote cardiovascular molecular imaging. The meeting continues the work of a similar conference held at NIH in 2004 that served as the basis for the first textbook dedicated to the field of cardiovascular molecular imaging. Included will be expert lectures, panel discussions and an abstract poster session, with a focus on imaging of cardiovascular receptors, stem cell therapy, vascular biology and myocardial metabolism. RSNA is co-sponsoring this meeting. More information is available at www.snm.org/cvmi2009.

RSNA Eyler Editorial Fellowship

Application Deadline—May 1

Candidates are sought for the RSNA Eyler Editorial Fellowship, sponsored by the RSNA Publications Council and the Committee on International Relations and Education (CIRE).

Named after William R. Eyler, M.D., a former editor of Radiology, the fellowship is designed to provide an opportunity for a mid-career radiologist to further his/her experience in radiologic journalism. Working with the editors of Radiology and RadioGraphics and RSNA publications staff, the fellow will learn about manuscript preparation, peer review, manuscript editing, journal production, printing and electronic publishing.

For more information regarding eligibility requirements and to apply, go to RSNA.org/Publications/editorial_fellowships.cfm.

RSNA-Sponsored Sessions at the Association of University Radiologists (AUR) Annual Meeting

May 12–15 • Marriott Crystal Gateway Hotel, Arlington, Va.

MERC Workshop

Part of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Medical Education Research Certificate (MERC) Program, this workshop is targeted to clinicians and other educators who want to learn research skills enabling collaborative participation in medical education research projects. The workshop will be offered on Tuesday, May 12.

AUR-RSNA Quality Keynote

This lecture will be delivered on Thursday, May 14. Catherine C. Roberts, M.D., will moderate. Presenters are Steven J. Swensen, M.D., and Kevin B. Weiss, M.D., M.P.H.

RSNA Medical Imaging Resource Center (MIRC®) Session

"Introduction to RSNA's Teaching File Software: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Setting It Up, Capturing Cases or Simply Using It for Board Review" will be offered Friday, May 15. Faculty will be Eliot Siegel, M.D., Micah Adams, B.A., Naomi Saenz, M.D., and Tara Morgan, M.D.

More information about all sessions will be available at www.AUR.org.