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Winners Announced for 2024 Radiology Research Week

December 4, 2024 by Henry Lin-David   |   Leave a Comment

UVA Radiology Research building at Fontaine

After 21 entries and 1 week of oral presentations, the 2024 Radiology Research Week has come to a close.

Held from November 18 to 22, Radiology Research Week aims to improve visibility for imaging research in the Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging, as well as the broader UVA School of Medicine. Over 4 days, trainees and junior faculty their radiology research across topics ranging from basic science to clinical to educational.

The department also awarded 5 winners among 4 categories: Best Overall, Best Basic Science, Best Clinical, and Best Educational. The Best Overall winner received $1000 to support travel and research expenses, while each category winner received $500.

The winners were decided by judges and UVA Radiology faculty members Stuart Berr, PhD; Klaus Hagspiel, MD; Arun Krishnaraj, MD, MPH; Jaime Mata, PhD; John Mugler, PhD; Joseph Rispoli, PhD; Alan Ropp, MD; and Mark Williams, PhD.

Below are the winners of the 2024 Radiology Research Week. Congratulations!


Radiology Research Week 2024 winners:

Victoria Breza

Best Overall

Victoria Breza

 

Title: Vascular Modulation for Enhanced Focused Ultrasound-Mediated Drug Delivery Across the Blood Tumor Barrier


Best Basic Science (2 winners)

Matt Hoch

Matt Hoch

 

Title: Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping to Measure Focused Ultrasound-Mediated Delivery of Size-Variable Model Drugs to the Brain: A New Tool

 


Sheng Chen

Sheng Chen

 

Title: An Improved 3D Stack-of-Spirals Sequence for Simultaneous Brain and Skull Thermometry in Clinical Transcranial MRgFUS Surgery


Jamie MacLeod, MD

Best Clinical

Jamie MacLeod

 

Title: The development of HPMRI signatures and navigational bronchoscopy for early detection of acute cellular rejection in lung transplant patients


Leah Smith

Best Educational

Leah Smith

 

Title: Beyond the Belly: Imaging of Thoracic Manifestations of Obstetric and Gynecologic Disease

 

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