June 2022

A multinational, multidisciplinary team led by Emory Radiology assistant professor Judy Gichoya finds AI recognition models can predict a patient's race just by looking at their imaging studies, which has profound implications for deploying machine learning in clinical care settings.

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This quarter, faculty and staff members share personal reflections related to Jewish Heritage Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, both in May, and Pride Month in June.
The Medical Imaging Program's Class of 2022 is a study in excellence and perseverance. These twelve medical imaging professionals have everything they need to succeed.
Graduation was a joyful and in person celebration for the Diagnostic Radiology, Interventional Radiology-Integrated,  Nuclear Medicine, and Medical Physics Residency programs.
The Radiology Leadership Academy graduated its 13th class with a joyous in-person celebration. Teams presented timely projects aimed at addressing the department's greatest concern: faculty and staff retention.
Emory Radiology has a new and nimble picture archiving and communication system, thanks to more than two years of work and leadership by Drs. Nabile Safdar and Peter Harri.
Resident-led innovation is a hallmark of Emory Radiology's approach to training the next generation of radiologists. Learn more about the exciting research and teaching projects recently funded by departmental, Emory, and national sources.
Emory has been named Georgia's first and only Comprehensive Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Center of Excellence thanks to the work of the Division of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging.
Emory Radiology's 21 APPs retreated for the first time in two years, resuming a beloved tradition and renewing their passion for work.

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