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Workshop attendees zero in on CT protocols, practical solutions during hands-on conference

The CT Protocol Optimization Workshop (CT-POW) is a hands-on conference organized by C-TECC and dedicated to enhancing CT protocols and workflows through lectures, labs, and classroom activities.

Faculty Spotlight: J. Erik Winterholler

J. Erik Winterholler, MD joined the Abdominal Imaging and Intervention Section as an assistant professor (CHS) in August 2026.

R&D Spotlight: Matthew Lee considers improvements to radiology workflow interruptions

Matthew Lee, MD found that interruptions in radiology can have profound implications for patient safety, physician wellbeing, and the clinical and academic missions of an academic radiology practice.

International outreach renews love of sonography

Ultrasonographer Christina Hendricks supported imaging programs and resident training in Guyana and Tanzania.

Publications by UW Radiology Members Finalized in July 2026

A listing of Publications by UW Radiology Members Finalized in July 2026.

Faculty Spotlight: Rasheed Nawaz

Rasheed Nawaz, MD joined the Division of Community Radiology as a clinical assistant professor in August 2026.

Perry Pickhardt talks opportunistic CT screening on RSNA podcast

On a recent episode of RSNA's "Radiology" podcast, Perry Pickhardt, MD discusses the role of explainable AI, the future of CT-based biological age, and why value-added imaging has the potential to reshape preventive care.

Matthew Lee’s research on CT biomarkers could improve understanding of aging

Matthew Lee, MD, shares with RSNA his research on how CT biomarkers can be used to calculate biological age and better understand age-related disease.

Faculty Spotlight: Austin Webs

Austin Webs, DO, MBA joined the Division of Community Radiology and the Section of Breast Imaging and Intervention as clinical assistant professor in July 2026.

Wenhui Zhou aims to personalize DCIS management with multimodal AI

RSNA News featured Wenhui Zhou, MD, PhD’s research on ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and an AI model that could guide surgical decisions and preoperative planning.