Mass General Workshop Emphasizes Patient Radiation Protection
The hospital recently hosted a 5-day workshop on patient radiation protection in partnership with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Everything You Need to Know about the OHIF Viewer for Imaging Applications
Developed by Gordon Harris, PhD, and colleagues, the open-source, extensible framework is helping meet the evolving needs of radiologists and researchers in the imaging arena.
When the X-Ray Was Young, and a Little Bit Scary (Part 2)
By the spring of 1896, Boston was getting a little giddy about the implications of the new technology.
Machine Learning Advances Ultrasound Imaging of the Liver
The work was recently reported by researchers with the Center for Ultrasound Research & Translation (CURT).
When the X-Ray Was Young, and a Little Bit Scary (Part 1)
Reports of a ‘new invisible light’ in the early days of 1896 sparked a kind of X-ray fever in Boston, ultimately leading to the introduction of X-ray imaging at Mass General and the founding of the Department of Radiology.
Q&A: Hiro Yoshida and Janne Näppi of the 3D Imaging Research Group
The researchers discuss their work developing innovative AI technologies for three-dimensional medical imaging and clinical diagnosis.
Mass General Radiology Receives More NIH Funding than Any Other Radiology Department
The news came with the release of the Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research’s FY22 NIH Data Collection Project.
Lee Family Foundation Scholarship Awards Announced
The two inaugural Scholars are the department’s Dr. Vinit Baliyan and Dr. Thomas Ng.