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Don't Miss Live Case Reviews on EdCentral
Join Chad Strange, MD, and Mylene T. Truong, MD, in the virtual reading room on Wednesday, March 26 at 9 a.m. CT as they review a variety of problematic and stimulating chest cases live on EdCentral.
Held monthly, Live Case Reviews are 15-minute sessions that efficiently cover strategic approaches to image interpretation across a variety of subspecialty areas. Register in advance to participate.
Navigate to the On The Case channel on EdCentral and locate the SmartCard for the review to secure your spot. Remember to follow the On The Case channel to be notified about future case reviews.
EdCentral is an exclusive benefit for RSNA members with Standard or Full Access membership. Dynamic educational opportunities await!
Learn more and register to participate.
Learn to Write Competitive Grant Proposals
March 21-22, 2025
RSNA headquarters
Oak Brook, IL
Registration fee: $295
Registration is open for the Writing a Competitive Grant Workshop designed for researchers in radiology, radiation oncology, nuclear medicine and related sciences interested in actively pursuing federal funding.
This 11/2-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 tools for getting started in grant writing. Learn more and register online at RSNA.org/WCGP.
Please contact the Department of Science and Research with questions at dor@rsna.org.
Learn the Fundamentals of Imaging Informatics
Register now for the opportunity to participate in a week-long online course that will help boost your imaging informatics skills.
The National Imaging Informatics Curriculum and Course (NIIC) will run March 17-21, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. CT daily. Consisting of recorded lectures, live online lectures, small group discussions, problem-solving sessions, and pre- and post-testing, the course will introduce the fundamentals of imaging informatics, with an emphasis on practical concepts and knowledge. It is open to any individual professional, resident, student, practice or institution.
Clinical Trials Methodology Workshop
January 10-16, 2026
Wyndham Grand Jupiter
Harbourside Place
Jupiter, FL
Application Deadline: July 15
Learn to develop protocols for the clinical evaluation of imaging modalities during the six-day Clinical Trails Methodology Workshop. Each attendee will be expected to develop a protocol for a clinical study, ready to include in an application for external funding.
Participants will be selected through a competitive application process. Familiarity with basic concepts and techniques of statistics and study design is required of all applicants. Successful applicants will participate in advance preparation, didactic sessions, one-on-one mentoring, small-group discussions, self-study and individual protocol development.
There are no workshop fees. Participants are responsible for all travel expenses and hotel accommodations.
For applications and additional information, visit RSNA.org/CTMW or contact RSNA staff at dor@rsna.org with questions.
Sharpen Your Grant Writing Skills
Application Deadline: July 15
Applications are now being accepted for the Advanced Course in Grant Writing (AGW), a course designed to help participants prepare and submit a National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, or equivalent grant application.
Accepted participants are responsible for travel expenses for each in-person session. Hotel accommodations will be provided by RSNA. There are no course fees.
AGW, held at RSNA headquarters in Oak Brook, IL, will consist of four 1½-day sessions:
• Session I – Sept. 11-12 (in person)
• Session II – Nov. 6-7 (virtual)
• Session III – Feb. 5-6, 2026 (virtual)
• Session IV – Apr. 2-3, 2026 (in person)
For more information and to apply, visit RSNA.org/AGW.
New Course Focuses on AI Applications in Chest Imaging
RSNA is launching a new Chest Imaging AI Certificate Course, the latest addition to the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program. This cutting-edge course is designed to enhance the AI expertise of radiologists, technologists and data scientists specializing in chest imaging.
The program combines a case-based curriculum with hands-on application, equipping participants with the practical skills needed to effectively integrate AI tools into clinical practice.
Self-paced lessons explore real-world uses of AI in chest imaging, providing participants with actionable knowledge to advance their careers and improve patient outcomes.
Learn more about this new course or our other popular options including Foundational, Advanced and Emergency AI Certificate Courses.
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