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Announcing the fellowship class of 2027-2028

With Radiology Fellowship Match Day on June 17, 2026, the University of Wisconsin Department of Radiology can announce our full roster of fellows that will join us in July 2027. The Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention, and Breast Imaging & Intervention fellowship programs participated in the Match Day, administered by the National Residency Match Program. In addition, our Abdominal Imaging & Intervention and fellowship program …

Celebrating the Resident Class of 2026

On June 12, 2026, the University of Wisconsin Department of Radiology celebrated graduating residents at the Discovery Building. Colleagues, family members, and friends came together to reminisce with the graduates and recognize all that they accomplished during residency.   After a social hour, Department Chair Scott Reeder, MD, PhD welcomed attendees before passing the mic to Diagnostic Radiology Program Director Allison …

Katrina Falk receives inaugural Howard A. Rowley Scholarship to share insights on histotripsy treatment

Katrina Falk, PhD is the inaugural recipient of the Howard A. Rowley Scholarship Fund from the UW Department of Radiology. Established in recognition of former Neuroradiology section chief Howard Rowley, MD, the fund honors Dr. Rowley’s love of research, passion for travel, and mentorship by providing financial support for a student to present their research …

‘Buyer beware’ of whole-body MRI scans, cautions Scott Reeder in prominent op-ed

As health-conscious consumers seek elective whole-body MRI scans, UW Department of Radiology Chair Scott Reeder, MD, PhD contends that this latest medical trend is not recommended and not worth the risk. He and co-author Matthew Davenport, MD, MBA from University of Michigan outlined their case in “Elective MRI Screening of the General Public—Buyer Beware,” an …

Scott Reeder receives Gold Medal from ISMRM

On May 11, 2026, UW Department of Radiology Chair Scott Reeder, MD, PhD accepted the Gold Medal from the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) during the organization’s annual meeting in Cape Town, South Africa. The first recipient from UW–Madison, Dr. Reeder received the honor for his contributions to the development and clinical translation of advanced MR imaging technologies that are focused on some of the most important health challenges …