Research
The Department of Radiology is actively engaged in both clinical and pre-clinical imaging research.
The Department of Radiology is actively engaged in both clinical and pre-clinical imaging research. Clinical research largely follows divisional interests with strong collaboration across many departments and schools.
Advancing clinical and translational research to benefit patients is at the core of our research program. The Department of Radiology is actively engaged in both clinical and pre-clinical imaging research. Clinical research largely follows divisional interests with strong collaboration across many departments and schools.
What are the scientific goals?
- To provide resources for clinical/translational research that is innovative and cutting edge.
- To create standardized clinical research process that is cost-effective and time sensitive.
- To regulate research methods to help ensure valid findings.
- To provide a standard of practice that ensures transparency to the sponsor and investigators.
- To provide education and mentorship for faculty and staff.
About Our Research Programs
The Department of Radiology’s research mission is to provide resources for clinical and translational research that is innovative and cutting edge, while educating and mentoring. Not only do our faculty members strive to regulate research methods to help ensure valid findings, but they also create standardized clinical research processes that are cost-effective, time sensitive and transparent.
Current Research
The Department of Radiology has more than 40 active clinical studies. Current research projects span all radiology subspecialties from neuroradiology to interventional and emergency radiology.
Featured Research
Faculty members in the Department of Radiology are prolific researchers frequently securing grants for innovative, translational research.
Read more about department breakthroughs