On this page you will find updates on the European Congress of Radiology, current news, latest developments and your personal roadmap as a visitor or exhibitor. As we draw nearer to many important dates in the ECR timeline, I would like to take this opportunity to share the vision and outlook for our upcoming congress. Significant changes are currently taking place across the globe and we, as radiologists, find that our duties increasingly extend not only to our patients, but also to our planet.
We face challenges in sustainability , society and science that must be addressed to ensure the advancement of our profession, and the advancement of the world we live in. With the effects of climate change now starker than ever, the question of sustainability looms large for the medical imaging community.
Implementing more environmentally friendly practices is a challenge that many radiology departments and industry partners currently face. Under the links provided below, you will find detailed information about everything related to ECR This includes registration, abstract submissions, resources for faculty and presenters, as well as travel and accommodation links and tips.
We are excited to welcome you to Vienna and look forward to seeing you there! How can radiologists adapt and improve our practices, technology and mindsets to benefit the world we live in environmentally, socially and medically? Discover how our field is evolving to become greener and more socially responsible, and how our esteemed industry partners are pioneering innovations in radiology to shape a more sustainable future for our planet at ECR The AIMI Center supports over affiliated faculty from across Stanford who develop machine learning systems aimed at clinical deployment.
His NIH-funded laboratory develops novel machine learning methods to detect disease and eliminate diagnostic imaging errors. Langlotz is a recipient of the Lee B. He and his trainees have received numerous scientific awards, including seven best paper awards and five research career development grants. He has founded three healthcare IT companies, including Montage Healthcare Solutions, which was acquired by Nuance Communications in Raised in St.
