Advancing Radiology Together

Your investment fuels bold research, exceptional teaching, and breakthroughs that improve patient care worldwide.

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$400,000+

in scholarships, grants, and awards provided each year.

380

clinician educators trained through our programs since 2008.

1 in 4

sessions at the 2025 ARRS Annual Meeting included a past Roentgen Fund scholar.

Pushing the Boundaries of Medical Imaging

Our ARRS Scholars are established investigators tackling radiology's biggest challenges. Here's a look at the incredible impact of your investment.

Evan Calabrese, MD, PhD

Evan Calabrese, MD, PhD

Building a revolutionary AI tool to improve care for patients with glioblastoma, uniting collaborators from five continents to create a powerful, publicly available resource for clinicians everywhere.

Ian Mark, MD

Ian Mark, MD

Demystifying spontaneous intracranial hypotension by making the invisible, visible. His novel MR elastography technique has diagnosed the condition with 97% accuracy in otherwise normal brain MRIs.

Steven Rothenberg, MD

Steven Rothenberg, MD

Pioneering research on the "nocebo" effect in lumbar spine MRI reports. His work has already led to a clinical trial, three patent applications, and multiple high-impact publications.

From Award to Practice-Changing Publications

What happens after the award? Just ask 2022 award recipient Derek L. Nguyen, MD. His Fund-supported research has led to two major publications in the AJR that are tangibly improving breast imaging and helping patients avoid unnecessary surgery.

Investing in Our People: Clinician Educator Development Program

The ARRS Clinician Educator Development Program equips radiologists with the skills and confidence to teach and inspire future generations. This immersive, one-day experience combines practical instruction with collaboration among peers and mentors. Participants learn innovative approaches to teaching and return to their institutions ready to lead change in medical education.

The program continues with an all-new CEDP Level 2, where experienced educators gain skills to refine their leadership and mentoring abilities. Your support ensures lasting impact through stronger teachers, better training, and improved patient care across the field.

Launching Academic Careers: SPARC

Sparking and Promoting Academic Radiology Careers (SPARC) is a new three-day program that launched this year to introduce residents to the immense opportunities in academic radiology. Led by top faculty, SPARC provides mentorship, networking, and practical guidance on everything from building a CV to finding the right job. Your support helps ignite and sustain the next generation of academic leaders.

Meet the Next Wave of Innovators

Our Resident/Fellow in Radiology Awards recognize the most promising trainees in our field, giving them a platform to launch their careers.

Capt. Tej Mehta, MD

Capt. Tej Mehta, MD

Jordan H. Chamberlin, MD

Jordan H. Chamberlin, MD

Shadi Ebrahimian, MD

Shadi Ebrahimian, MD

Ariel S. Kniss, MD, PhD

Ariel S. Kniss, MD, PhD