Abstracts
April 9, 2024
By CT Clinical Innovation Center 
This past February, the SPIE held their annual Medical Imaging conference in San Diego, and a contingent from the CT CIC just happened to be in the neighborhood. Presenting this year (with links to the Proceedings papers):
Tags: Conference, SPIE
December 12, 2023
By CT Clinical Innovation Center
Another November, another Thanksgiving, and another successful RSNA for the CT CIC. See below for some of the hardware we brought from Chicago. The Trainee Research Prize is awarded by the RSNA Annual Meeting Program Planning Committee to an outstanding scientific presentation in each subspecialty presented by a resident, fellow, medical student or physics trainee. The […]
Tags: Anika Dutta, Awards, Conference, Emily Koons, Prabhakar Rajiah, RSNA, Safa Hoodeshenas, Shaojie Chang, Zhongxing Zhou
March 7, 2023
By CT Clinical Innovation Center
From February 19-23, SPIE Medical Imaging 2023 was held in San Diego, California, and a contingent from the CT CIC was there to share findings and learn. Below is a list of a team members who took part, along with links to the proceedings papers and a couple of photos of the action. Shaojie Chang […]
Tags: Conference, SPIE
December 8, 2022
By CT Clinical Innovation Center
Another year, another successful RSNA for the CT CIC! In addition to our previously announced Trainee Prize winners, we are proud to say that two of our educational exhibits were also honored with Certificates of Merit: Michael Bruesewitz (with coauthors Zaki Ahmed, Liqiang Ren, Kishore Rajendran, Andrea Ferrero, Christopher Favazza, Lifeng Yu, Joseph Swicklik, Cynthia […]
Tags: AuntMinnie.com, Awards, Conference, Cynthia McCollough, Emily Koons, Michael Bruesewitz, Norbert Campeau, Photon-Counting Detector, RSNA
November 16, 2022
CT CIC RSNA 2022 Trainee Research Prize Winners
By CT Clinical Innovation Center
RSNA 2022 is still more than a week away, but already members of the CT CIC have been recognized for the incredible work they do! The Trainee Research Prize is awarded by the RSNA Annual Meeting Program Planning Committee to an outstanding scientific presentation in each subspecialty presented by a resident, fellow, medical student or […]
Tags: Awards, Conference, Joshua Chen, Marianna Yalon, RSNA, Zhongxing Zhou
December 8, 2021
Congratulations to the following team members for their achievements at RSNA 2021: Certificate of Merit: Shanblatt et.al. “Dual-source Whole-body Photon Counting CT: Physics And Images From A New Investigational System” (educational exhibit) Cum Laude:Rajiah et.al. “Photon Counting Detector CT In Cardiovascular Imaging (CVI) – The Future Is Here” (educational exhibit)Nehra et.al. “Seeing More With Less: […]
December 1, 2021
Video from RSNA 2021: The emergence of photon-counting CT
From Aunt Minnie: One of the most exciting new medical imaging technologies to emerge in 2021 is photon-counting CT. But what is it, and why is it an improvement over existing technology? We talked to Cynthia McCollough, PhD, of the Mayo Clinic about photon-counting CT at this week’s RSNA 2021 meeting. Click here to read […]
October 25, 2021
Several Mayo Clinic learners named 2021 RSNA Trainee Research Prize recipients
Several CT CIC members and collaborators have been named 2021 RSNA Trainee Research Prize recipients. The honorees will present their works at the Radiological Society of North America 107th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting Nov. 28—Dec. 2 in Chicago. The prize is awarded to an outstanding scientific presentation in each subspecialty presented by a resident, […]
May 13, 2021
AAPM recognizes a CT CIC abstract
An abstract by Gong et al. entitled “Validation of a Deep-Learning Model Observer in a Realistic Lung-Nodule Detection Task with Convolutional Neural Network-Based CT Denoising” is being recognized as one of the top 5 abstracts in its category (Best in Physics Imaging) at the upcoming 2021 Virtual AAPM Annual Meeting. Congratulations Dr. Gong!
March 24, 2021
CT CIC RSNA abstract highlighted
From Image Wisely: New RSNA Dose Exhibit: Procedure for Optimal Implementation of Automatic Tube Potential Selection in Pediatric CT