On July 24, Microsoft announced collaborations with the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and UW Health, and Mass General Brigham to further advance AI in medical imaging to drive clinician efficiency and enable better health outcomes.
August 1st, 2024
Jody Riherd, MD completed her Diagnostic Radiology residency and Abdominal Imaging and Intervention fellowship at University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. She was recently appointed as department chair of imaging at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center, where she previously served as section chair of ultrasound for 14 years.
July 31st, 2024
Lynn Broderick, MD will retire at the start of August after an impressive three decades as a devoted community radiologist as well as an exceptional educator and mentor.
July 30th, 2024
Leslie Nelson, DO joined the Abdominal Imaging and Intervention section as an assistant professor (CHS) in 2024.
July 24th, 2024
Over the past year, Meghan Lubner, MD received local and national awards in recognition of her exceptional commitment to education and mentorship.
July 17th, 2024 A list of publications finalized by UW Radiology Faculty in June 2024.
July 11th, 2024
The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) granted $49 million in Phase 2 funding to the Wisconsin Biohealth Tech Hub, an initiative to position Wisconsin as a global leader in personalized medicine. The UW Department of Radiology played a pivotal role in earning the federal tech hub designation and is on the forefront of the transformative work the funding will drive.
July 11th, 2024
Pallavi Tiwari, PhD received a $3.4 million, multi-institutional grant from the National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute for the project “Radiomic spatial maps for identifying viable tumor extent on multi-parametric MRI for Glioblastoma.” This novel project will be the first to utilize artificial intelligence (AI) to detect hard-to-see glioblastoma tumor edges during a clinical trial.
July 8th, 2024
Thomas LoDuca, MD joined the Breast Imaging and Intervention section as an Assistant Professor (CHS) in July.
July 3rd, 2024
Frederick Kelcz, MD, PhD, FACR is set to retire in August, leaving behind an impressive legacy. Dr. Kelcz played a pivotal role in establishing MRI as a clinical screening tool and was among the first wave of physicians to advocate for MRI screening for breast cancer.
June 26th, 2024