Education and funding
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Reimagining AI in Barcelona
Join global leaders in radiology and AI for Radiology Reimagined: Advancing Clinical Practice Through AI Innovation. This two-day RSNA Spotlight Course hosted in Barcelona, Spain, will explore the real-world application of AI tools across diverse practice settings.
Learn how to critically assess, implement and lead AI initiatives in your clinical workflows. Also, connect with global AI faculty and thought leaders while enjoying the incredible architecture, lively culture and world class cuisine of Northeastern Spain.
The course takes place October 16-17. Learn more and register.
RSNA 3D SIG Research Grant Deadline Approaching
There is still time for RSNA 3D Special Interest Group (SIG) members to apply for the 3D SIG Research Grant, a seed grant supporting investigator-initiated research in medical immersive imaging, including 3D printing, augmented reality and virtual reality.
This funding opportunity is designed to help you advance your research and contribute to the growth of this dynamic specialty.
The application deadline is Oct. 17. Learn more and apply now.
Dive Into Live Case Reviews
Enhance your expertise with RSNA’s Live Case Reviews—exclusively on EdCentral. These focused, expert-led, 15-minute sessions are held monthly and dive into intriguing cases across a range of subspecialties.
Join Karen Buch, MD, Oct. 22 at 9 a.m. CT, as she discusses three problematic and interesting neuroradiology cases.
Then, explore three challenging chest imaging cases with Juliana M. Bueno, MD, on Nov. 19 at 9 a.m. CT. Learn more and register.
Guarantee Your Seat for the CORE Workshop
Oct. 28, 12 p.m. CT to Oct. 29, 12 p.m. CT
RSNA headquarters
Oak Brook, IL
Register for the 2025 Creating and Optimizing the Research Enterprise (CORE) by Aug. 15. CORE is intended for radiology chairs, vice chairs for research, researchers and research administrators from departments of radiology, radiation oncology and nuclear medicine, as well as radiology faculty/clinicians interested in learning more about radiology research.
The workshop features a combination of presentations and group discussions, portions of which will be offered virtually. The registration fee is $75. Register today to guarantee your seat! Learn more and register.

"The program strengthened my skills in grant writing and project development while fostering connections with mentors and peers who share a passion for impactful research. CORE has been instrumental in shaping my career and empowering me to pursue innovative solutions to improve equity in breast cancer care."
–BHAVIKA K. PATEL, MD
Share Your Innovations at RSNA 3D Printing Course
April 25–26, 2026
RSNA headquarters
Oak Brook, IL
Abstracts are being accepted for the RSNA Medical 3D Printing and Immersive Reality in Practice Spotlight Course. This course will feature didactic lectures and expert demonstrations focusing on 3D printing technology, research and policy regulation. We’ll explore the evolving role of 3D printing and immersive technologies in medical practice.
This is your opportunity to contribute to the experience and share your medical 3D printing research, clinical applications and innovations with leaders in the field. The submission deadline is Nov. 14 and course registration opens mid-January.
Learn more and submit your abstract today!

Advance Your Grant Writing Skills
Sunday, Nov. 30
12 to 3:30 p.m.
McCormick Place
Chicago
Junior faculty seeking a career in radiological research are invited to attend the NIH Grantsmanship Workshop. Learn about the process of preparing a competitive research or training grant application from faculty-leading researchers with extensive training in the grant application process.
Topics will range from the elements of a good grant proposal, understanding the review process and planning the proposal. Those wishing to attend this workshop must be registered for RSNA 2025.
For more information, contact the Department of Science and Research at dor@rsna.org.
Boost Your Funding Success
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.

“The course was incredibly valuable for me. The lecturers provided excellent tips, and the one-on-one feedback on our tasks was particularly insightful. Additionally, I had the opportunity to connect with some great people, and now I am even collaborating on a grant submission with someone I met during the course!”
– LIESBETH VANCOILLIE, PhD
NEW! Radiology Fundamentals Channel on EdCentral
Broaden your foundational knowledge and clinical insight with the new Radiology Fundamentals channel, now available on EdCentral. Organized by subspecialty, this dedicated resource is your go-to destination for building a strong understanding of core concepts across the field.
The first featured subspecialty is pediatric radiology, with more topics coming soon. Be sure to check back frequently for new additions.
Start exploring today and take the next step in your radiology education.

Chest AI Certificate Now Available
Enhance your knowledge and skills in medical imaging AI with the newest release from the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program—the Chest Certificate.
Developed by pioneers of AI in radiology, this targeted course will boost your understanding of how AI is rapidly transforming the chest imaging landscape by optimizing workflow integration and automation.
Advance as a Quality Leader
Elevate your expertise in radiology quality and safety with the new RSNA Quality Improvement Certificate Program. This program, designed for imaging professionals across all career stages and subspecialties, will enhance your foundational knowledge and practical application of quality improvement concepts.
Learn at your own pace as you work through six brief on-demand modules, each followed by a knowledge check. You'll earn a unique quality improvement certificate after each completed module.
Gain essential skills and confidence to lead quality improvement initiatives in your practice. Learn more and enroll.