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Revisión de Caso en Vivo—SOLO en EdCentral

3 de febrero, 16:00 (Hora central)

Únase a nuestro profesor experto, el Dr. Camilo Jaimes Cobos, quien analizará casos desafiantes e interesantes de neurorradiología pediátrica durante 15 minutos, disponible exclusivamente en EdCentral.

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Feature card for Rising Star Award 2026

Don’t Miss the Chance to Nominate a Rising Star

Nominations are open for the 2026 RSNA Rising Star Award.

The education-focused honor was established to recognize the outstanding contributions and innovative work of early-career radiologists who are shaping the future of radiology education.

RSNA members who are no more than five years post-residency are eligible. 

Submit your nomination no later than Feb. 9.

Learn more about the RSNA Rising Star Award and nominate a colleague or yourself today!

Learn How to Unlock Hidden Coronary Risk

March 10
12–1 p.m. CT 


Understand how PET drives diagnosis and management in complex cardiac cases during our upcoming webinar Seeing the Unseen: How Quantitative PET Unlocks Hidden Coronary Risk, sponsored by GE HealthCare.

Marcelo DiCarli, MD, chief of the division of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging in the department of radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, will explore how cardiac PET MPI identifies microvascular disease and diffuse atherosclerosis and demonstrates the prognostic value of quantitative measurements for risk stratification.

The webinar features real-world clinical cases, including patients with diabetes, non-obstructive CAD and persistent angina following revascularization. It also aligns these insights with current ischemia assessment and risk stratification guidelines from the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association and American Society of Nuclear Cardiology.

Registration opening soon. Explore other upcoming education events now.

Advance Your Grant Writing Skills 

March 26-27, 2026

RSNA headquarters

Oak Brook, IL

Registration fee: Member $295; Non-member $395

 

Registration is open for the Writing a Competitive Grant Proposal workshop designed for researchers in radiology, radiation oncology, nuclear medicine and related sciences who are interested in actively pursuing federal funding.

 

This 1 ½-day program is guided by a faculty of leading researchers with extensive experience in all aspects of grant applications and funding. The program will focus on developing specific aims to be included in a grant application.

 

Participants will be provided with the tools for getting started on the grant writing process while developing realistic expectations about the experience and outcome.

 

Learn more and register. Questions? Contact dor@rsna.org.  


Laurent Letourneau-Guillon, MD
Letourneau-Guillon

 

The knowledge and skills I gained from this workshop have been instrumental in elevating the quality of my grant proposals and have enhanced my scientific writing. This unique exposure has not only improved my ability to secure funding but has also significantly influenced my approach to scientific communication and research design.” 

LAURENT LETOURNEAU-GUILLON, MD

RSNA Spotlight Course promotional graphic listing upcoming radiology education events: April 22–23 virtual GI and GU imaging course; April 25–26 in Oak Brook on medical 3D printing and immersive reality; June 25–26 in Chicago on pediatric imaging; and June 26–27 in Australia on MSK imaging.

Discover This Year’s Spotlight Courses

RSNA Spotlight Courses deliver high-quality, specialized radiology education to match a variety of interests.

With a mixture of virtual and in-person opportunities taking place around the world, these expert-led courses provide practical, focused learning on essential medical imaging topics and are designed to fit your practice and schedule.

Explore courses and start planning your learning now.